Results 1-20 of 6,481 for (in the 'Commons debates' OR in the 'Westminster Hall debates' OR in the 'Lords debates' OR in the 'Northern Ireland Assembly debates') speaker:Alan Haselhurst

Bills Presented: Education and Health (19 Nov 2009)

Alan Haselhurst: Order. I am sorry to interrupt the Secretary of State, but there seems to be constant interchange of a secondary nature during the debate. It is now becoming distracting.

Outlawries Bill: Debate on the Address — [1st Day] (18 Nov 2009)

Alan Haselhurst: Order. May I say to the hon. Gentleman that it is not very helpful for him to turn his back on the Chair? It means that his words are less easily recorded by the Official Reporters.

Coroners and Justice Bill: Clause 27 — Increase in penalty for offence (12 Nov 2009) has video

Alan Haselhurst: With this, it will be convenient to consider Lords amendments 26 to 29, 52 to 59 and 64 to 86.

Coroners and Justice Bill: Authorisations of covert human intelligence sources: conditions (12 Nov 2009) has video

Alan Haselhurst: With this it will be convenient to take Lords amendments 2 to 5.

Coroners and Justice Bill: Clause 13 — Paying for sexual services of a prostitute subjected to force etc: England and Wales (12 Nov 2009) has video

Alan Haselhurst: With this it will be convenient to take Lords amendments 7 to 24, 46 to 51 and 60 to 63.

Coroners and Justice Bill: Schedule 1 — Duty or power to suspend or resume investigations (12 Nov 2009)

Alan Haselhurst: The hon. Gentleman is an experienced Member and he knows that that was not a point of order.

Coroners and Justice Bill: Schedule 1 — Duty or power to suspend or resume investigations (12 Nov 2009)

Alan Haselhurst: While I appreciate that that is a matter of enduring and deep concern, I am afraid that the Chair has no means of requiring a Minister to come to the House on that matter; nor has the Chair had any notice that that might happen. The hon. Gentleman has made his point and there may be an opportunity before long for more to be said on that subject.

Coroners and Justice Bill: Schedule 1 — Duty or power to suspend or resume investigations (12 Nov 2009)

Alan Haselhurst: Order. This kind of language is not helping the debate in any way.

Bill Presented: Clause 126 — General Duties (11 Nov 2009) has video

Alan Haselhurst: The hon. Lady understands that that is not strictly a point of order for the occupant of the Chair, who cannot determine at the drop of a hat whether a Minister proposes to make any announcement to the House. It may still be open to the hon. Lady to make a request to Mr. Speaker to find out whether there is some way that the matter may be raised during tomorrow's proceedings.

Bill Presented: Clause 126 — General Duties (11 Nov 2009) has video

Alan Haselhurst: Order. I must dispose of the other amendments first. Lords amendment 118 agreed to. Lords amendments 119 to 123 agreed to , with Commons privileges waived in respect of Lords amendment 119. Before Clause 138 A mendment (a) proposed to Lords amendment 124 .—(Mr. Gibb.)

Bill Presented: Clause 126 — General Duties (11 Nov 2009) has video

Alan Haselhurst: With this it will be convenient to discuss the following: Lords amendments 119 to 123. Lords amendment 124, and amendment (a) thereto. Lords amendments125 to 133. Lords amendment 159. Lords amendment 162. Lords amendment 164. Lords amendments 187 to 198.

Bill Presented: Clause 75 — Academy arrangements (11 Nov 2009) has video

Alan Haselhurst: Order. Let me point out for the sake of clarification that if the hon. Gentleman is referring to amendment (a) to Lords amendment 124, it is in the next group of Lords amendments.

Bill Presented: Clause 75 — Academy arrangements (11 Nov 2009) has video

Alan Haselhurst: With this it will be convenient to consider Lords amendment 73. Lords amendment 178, and amendment (a) thereto.

Bill Presented: Clause 47 — Provision of education for persons subject to youth detention (11 Nov 2009) has video

Alan Haselhurst: With this it will be convenient to consider the following: Lords amendments 57 to 64. Lords amendments 175 and 176.

Welfare Reform Bill (Programme) (No. 2): Clause 1 — Social security (10 Nov 2009) has video

Alan Haselhurst: With this, it will be convenient to consider Lords amendments 13, 14, 16 to 24, 29, 51, 52, 60, 92, 93 and 95 to 102.

Welfare Reform Bill (Programme) (No. 2): Clause 2 — Work-related activity: income support claimants and partners of claimants (10 Nov 2009) has video

Alan Haselhurst: Order. I am sorry to interrupt the Minister but he needs the leave of the House to speak again on the Lords amendment.

Bill Presented: Clause 45 — Meaning of "qualifying trigger" (9 Nov 2009) has video

Alan Haselhurst: Order. The hon. Lady will have to wait a little longer, because I call Mr. Dominic Grieve.

Bill Presented: Clause 45 — Meaning of "qualifying trigger" (9 Nov 2009) has video

Alan Haselhurst: Order. I am sorry to interrupt the hon. and learned Gentleman, but I feel that I ought to intervene on behalf of the Official Reporters. The introduction of matters by Members from a sedentary position may make it much more difficult for them to produce a reliable account of our proceedings.

Bill Presented: Clause 45 — Meaning of "qualifying trigger" (9 Nov 2009) has video

Alan Haselhurst: Order. I realise that the hon. Gentleman has some knowledge of these matters to contribute to the debate, but that was a very long intervention and we have a limited amount of time left.

Bill Presented: Coroners and Justice Bill (9 Nov 2009) has video

Alan Haselhurst: I have to inform the House that it is not possible under the terms of the programme order for the hon. Gentleman's amendment to be put to the House. That is quite clearly laid down in the programme order and is backed by the appropriate Standing Order, so we have to move on.