Coroners and Justice Bill
Public Bill Committees
- Coroners and Justice Bill, 1st sitting (117 speeches)
[Frank Cook in the Chair]
- Coroners and Justice Bill, 2nd sitting (125 speeches)
[Mr. Roger Gale in the Chair] CJ01 Professor Jeremy Horder CJ02 Information Commissioner CJ03 Local Government Association CJ04 Liberty CJ05 Liberty (additional evidence) CJ06 Law Society CJ07...
- Coroners and Justice Bill, 3rd sitting (68 speeches, 3 annotations)
[Frank Cook in the Chair] CJ 08 Prison Reform Trust CJ 09 Justice for Women CJ 10 British Medical Association
- Coroners and Justice Bill, 4th sitting (145 speeches, 2 annotations)
[Mr. Roger Gale in the Chair]
- , 5th sitting (0 speeches)
[Frank Cook in the Chair] CJ 11 NSPCC CJ 12 Magistrates Association
- Clause 1 (28 speeches)
Duty to investigate certain deaths
- Clause 2 (7 speeches)
Request for other coroner to conduct investigation
- Clause 3 (9 speeches)
Direction for other coroner to conduct investigation
- Clause 4 (3 speeches)
Discontinuance where cause of death revealed by post-mortem examination
- Clause 5 (28 speeches)
Matters to be ascertained
- Clause 6 (3 speeches)
Duty to hold inquest
- , 6th sitting (1 speech)
[Mr. Roger Gale in the Chair]
- Clause 6 (27 speeches)
Duty to hold inquest
- Clause 7 (20 speeches)
Whether jury required
- Clause 8 (21 speeches)
Assembling a jury
- Clause 10 (2 speeches)
Determinations and findings to be made
- Clause 11 (14 speeches)
Certified investigations: Investigation by judge, inquest without jury
- Coroners and Justice Bill, 7th sitting (0 speeches)
[Mr. Frank Cook in the Chair] CJ 13 Peter Lodder CJ 14 Department of Health CJ 15 Victims’ Voice CJ 16 Ministry of Justice CJ 17 Director of Public Prosecutions CJ 18 Ministry of Justice...
- Clause 11 (81 speeches, 2 annotations)
Certified investigations: investigation by judge, inquest without jury
- Clause 12 (2 speeches)
Certified investigations: investigation by judge, inquest without jury
- Clause 13 (1 speech)
Intercept evidence
- Clause 14 (2 speeches)
Duty or power to suspend or resume investigations
- Schedule 1 (3 speeches)
Duty or power to suspend or resume investigations
- Coroners and Justice Bill, 8th sitting (0 speeches)
[Mr. Roger Gale in the Chair]
- Clause 15 (13 speeches)
Post-mortem examinations
- Clause 16 (5 speeches)
Power to remove body
- Clause 18 (16 speeches)
Medical Examiners
- Clause 19 (12 speeches)
Medical certificate of cause of death
- Clause 20 (22 speeches)
Investigations concerning treasure
- Schedule 2 (14 speeches)
Coroner areas
- Clause 22 (3 speeches)
Appointment etc of senior coroners, area coroners and assistant coroners
- Schedule 3 (30 speeches, 6 annotations)
Appointment etc of senior coroners, area coroners and assistant coroners
- Clause 23 (7 speeches)
Provision of staff and accommodation
- Schedule 4 (9 speeches)
Powers of senior coroners
- Schedule 6 (5 speeches)
Allowances, fees and expenses
- Clause 29 (5 speeches)
Inspection of coroner system
- Clause 30 (6 speeches)
Appeals to the chief coroner
- Clause 31 (10 speeches)
Investigation by Chief Coroner or by judge at Chief Coroner’s invitation
- Schedule 8 (0 speeches)
Investigation by Chief Coroner or by judge at Chief Coroner’s invitation
- Clause 32 (3 speeches)
Guidance by the Lord Chancellor
- Clause 35 (13 speeches)
Abolition of the office of coroner of the Queen’s household
- , 9th sitting (0 speeches)
[Frank Cook in the Chair] CJ 24 Wellcome Trust, the Medical Research Council and the Academy of Medical Sciences CJ 25 Ministry of Justice (further supplementary)
- Coroners and Justice Bill, 10th sitting (0 speeches)
[Mr. Roger Gale in the Chair]
- Clause 152 (110 speeches, 1 annotation)
Information sharing
- Schedule 18 (7 speeches)
Amendments of the Data Protection Act 1998 (c.29)
- Clause 39 (7 speeches)
Persons suffering from diminished responsibility (England and Wales)
- Coroners and Justice Bill, 11th sitting (0 speeches)
[Frank Cook in the Chair]
- Clause 39 (20 speeches)
Persons suffering from diminished responsibility (England and Wales)
- Clause 41 (46 speeches)
Partial defence to murder: loss of control
- Coroners and Justice Bill, 12th sitting (0 speeches)
[Mr. Roger Gale in the Chair]
- Clause 42 (0 speeches)
Meaning of “qualifying trigger”
- Clause 46 (53 speeches)
Encouraging or assisting suicide (England and Wales)
- Clause 49 (37 speeches)
Possession of prohibited images of children
- Clause 52 (8 speeches)
Meaning of “image” and “child”
- Clause 57 (9 speeches)
Conspiracy
- Clause 58 (20 speeches)
Hatred against persons on grounds of sexual orientation
- Clause 59 (17 speeches, 1 annotation)
Qualifying offences
- Clause 60 (0 speeches)
Qualifying criminal investigations
- , 13th sitting (1 speech)
[Frank Cook in the Chair] CJ 26 Caroline Beasley-Murray CJ 27 Information Commissioner CJ 27a Information Commissioner (additional)
- Clause 61 (43 speeches)
Investigation anonymity orders
- Clause 63 (17 speeches)
Conditions for making order
- Clause 64 (1 speech)
Appeal against refusal of order
- Clause 65 (11 speeches)
Discharge of order
- Clause 66 (2 speeches)
Delegation of functions
- Clause 68 (0 speeches)
Interpretation
- Clause 70 (7 speeches)
Applications
- Coroners and Justice Bill, 14th sitting (0 speeches)
[Frank Cook in the Chair]
- Clause 70 (26 speeches)
Applications
- Clause 71 (39 speeches)
Conditions for making order
- Clause 76 (5 speeches)
Discharge or variation by appeal court
- Clause 78 (3 speeches)
Public interest immunity
- Clause 80 (5 speeches)
Interpretation
- Clause 82 (8 speeches)
Eligibility for special measures: offences involving weapons
- Schedule 12 (0 speeches)
Schedule 1A to the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999
- Clause 83 (8 speeches)
Special measures directions for child witnesses
- Clause 84 (3 speeches)
Special provisions relating to sexual offences
- Clause 85 (10 speeches)
Evidence by live link: presence of supporter
- Clause 86 (3 speeches)
Video recorded evidence in chief: supplementary testimony
- , 15th sitting (4 speeches)
[Frank Cook in the Chair] CJ 28 Ministry of Justice (supplementary) CJ 29 Ministry of Justice (supplementary)
- Clause 87 (13 speeches)
Examination of accused through intermediary
- Clause 89 (4 speeches)
Directions to attend through live link
- Clause 91 (15 speeches)
Searches of persons answering to live link bail
- Clause 92 (5 speeches)
Use of live link in certain enforcement hearings
- Clause 94 (5 speeches)
Effect of admission of video recording.
- Clause 95 (2 speeches)
Admissibility of evidence of previous complaints
- Clause 96 (16 speeches)
Powers in respect of offenders who assist investigations and prosecutions
- Clause 97 (20 speeches)
Bail: risk of committing an offence causing injury
- Clause 98 (5 speeches)
Bail decisions in murder cases to be made by Crown Court judge
- Clause 99 (1 speech)
Indictment of offenders
- Clause 100 (11 speeches)
Sentencing Council for England and Wales
- , 16th sitting (0 speeches)
[Frank Cook in the Chair]
- Clause 100 (38 speeches)
Sentencing Council for England and Wales
- Schedule 13 (2 speeches)
The Sentencing Council for England and Wales
- Clause 102 (10 speeches)
Sentencing guidelines
- Clause 104 (5 speeches)
Allocation guidelines
- Clause 105 (0 speeches)
Preparation or revision of guidelines in urgent cases
- Clause 106 (0 speeches)
Proposals by Lord Chancellor or Court of Appeal
- Clause 107 (0 speeches)
Sentencing guidelines: duty of court
- Clause 109 (0 speeches)
Resource implications of guidelines
- Clause 110 (1 speech)
Monitoring
- Clause 115 (1 speech)
Assistance by the Lord Chancellor
- Schedule 14 (8 speeches)
Extension of disqualification for driving
- Clause 120 (2 speeches)
Dangerous offenders: terrorism offences (England and Wales)
- Clause 122 (19 speeches)
Commissioner for Victims and Witnesses
- Schedule 15 (9 speeches)
Treatment of convictions in other member States etc
- Clause 128 (8 speeches)
Community Legal Service: pilot schemes
- Clause 129 (2 speeches)
Excluded services: help in connection with business matters
- Clause 131 (8 speeches)
Criminal Defence Service: enforcement of order to pay cost of representation
- Clause 133 (9 speeches)
Exploitation proceeds orders
- Clause 134 (4 speeches)
Qualifying offenders
- Clause 137 (1 speech)
Relevant offences
- Clause 140 (7 speeches)
Determination of applications
- Clause 142 (1 speech)
The available amount
- Clause 144 (3 speeches)
Effect of conviction being quashed etc
- Clause 148 (2 speeches)
Functions of Serious Organised Crime Agency
- Clause 155 (3 speeches)
Orders, regulations and rules
- Schedule 19 (3 speeches)
Minor and consequential amendments
- Schedule 20 (0 speeches)
Transitional, transitory and saving provisions
- Schedule 21 (0 speeches)
Repeals
- Clause 160 (3 speeches)
Extent
- Clause 161 (0 speeches)
Commencement
- New Clause 30 (0 speeches)
Anonymity in investigations: public interest immunity ‘Nothing in this Chapter affects the common law rules as to the withholding of information on the grounds of public interest...
- New Clause 31 (0 speeches)
Transfer to Parole Board of certain functions under the Criminal Justice Act 1991 ‘(1) Part 2 of the Criminal Justice Act 1991 (c. 53) (as it continues to apply to persons sentenced for...
- New Clause 1 (0 speeches)
Coroner for treasure and assistant coroners for treasure ‘(1) The Lord Chancellor may appoint a coroner, to be known as the Coroner for Treasure. (2) The Chief Coroner may designate one or...
- New Clause 34 (3 speeches, 1 annotation)
Orders under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 ‘A court sentencing or otherwise dealing with a person (“the defendant”) convicted or acquitted of an offence— (a) of...
- New Clause 38 (9 speeches)
Abolition of rule in Hollington v. Hewthorn ‘Notwithstanding any rule of common law to the contrary, a finding of fact in legal proceedings before any court or tribunal is admissible as...
