House of Lords debates

Thursday, 10 May 2001

  • Local Public Service Agreements

    16 speeches

    asked Her Majesty's Government: What impact they expect local public service agreements to have on the best value regime for local authorities.

  • Developing Countries: Corruption

    10 speeches

    asked Her Majesty's Government: What measures they are taking to combat corruption in developing countries.

  • Gas Supply

    16 speeches

    asked Her Majesty's Government: Whether there could be a shortage in the supply of gas at peak periods.

  • Tourism

    14 speeches

    asked Her Majesty's Government: What results they expect from £12 million they have committed to advertising British tourism abroad.

  • Armed Forces Bill

    25 speeches

    My Lords, I beg to move that the House do now resolve itself into Committee on this Bill. Moved, That the House do now resolve itself into Committee.--(Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean.)

  • Social Security Contributions (Share Options) Bill

    16 speeches

    My Lords, I beg to move that the House do now resolve itself into Committee on this Bill. Moved, That the House do now resolve itself into Committee.--(Lord McIntosh of Haringey.)

  • Finance Bill

    11 speeches

    Brought from the Commons endorsed with the certificate of the Speaker that the Bill is a Money Bill, and read a first time. Then, Standing Order 46 having been suspended (pursuant to Resolution...

  • Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill

    Brought from the Commons, endorsed with the certificate of the Speaker that the Bill is a Money Bill, and read a first time. Then, Standing Order 46 having been suspended (pursuant to Resolution...

  • Rating (Former Agricultural Premises and Rural Shops) Bill

    28 speeches

    Brought from the Commons on 9th May and printed pursuant to Standing Order 50, and read a first time. Then, Standing Order 46 having been suspended (pursuant to Resolution of 9th May):

  • Health and Social Care Bill

    1 speech

    My Lords, I beg to move that the Commons reasons and amendments be now considered. Moved, That the Commons reasons and amendments be now considered.--(Lord Hunt of Kings Heath.)

  • Commons Reasons for Disagreeing to Certain Lords Amendments

  • And Commons Consequential Amendments to the Bill

    [The page and line refer to HL Bill 27 as first printed for the Lords]

  • Lords Amendment No. 6

    6 speeches

    6Before Clause 12, insert the following new Clause-- "Reform of Community Health Councils (1) The Secretary of State shall by regulations provide for the reform of Community Health Councils...

  • Lords Amendment No. 8

    1 speech

    8 Clause 13, leave out Clause 13 The Commons agreed to this amendment, and made the following consequential amendments to the Bill-- 8A Page 11, leave out Clause 14 8B Page 11, leave out Clause...

  • Lords Amendment No. 9

    9 Clause 14, page 11, line 34, at end insert ", or (e) persons providing services under arrangements made under Schedule 8A to the 1977 Act or section 35," The Commons disagreed to this amendment...

  • Lords Amendment No. 10

    10 Clause 16, page 12, line 30, after "established" insert "or by a Health Authority" The Commons disagreed to this amendment for the following reason-- 10A Because it is inappropriate in...

  • Lords Amendment No. 11

    11 Page 13, line 10, leave out from "members" to end of line 12 and insert "under paragraph 4(c) above of a Primary Care Trust for which there is a Patients' Forum shall be a person appointed by...

  • Lords Amendment No. 12

    12 Page 13, line 15, leave out from "trust" to "and" in line 16 and insert "for which there is a Patients' Forum shall be a person appointed by the Forum."," The Commons disagreed to this...

  • Lords Amendment No. 13

    13 Page 13, line 17, leave out "before "any"" and insert "at the beginning" The Commons disagreed to this amendment for the following reason-- 13A Because it is inappropriate in consequence of...

  • Lords Amendment No. 14

    14 Clause 17, page 13, line 25, at end insert "through each Patients' Council" The Commons disagreed to this amendment for the following reason-- 14A Because it is inappropriate in consequence of...

  • Lords Amendment No. 15

    1 speech

    15 After Clause 17, insert the following new Clause-- "National patients' body for England (1) The Secretary of State shall by regulations establish a body corporate ("the national body") to...

  • Lords Amendment No. 60

    1 speech

    60 Clause 67, page 67, line 11, leave out subsections (1) and (2) The Commons agreed to this amendment, and made the following consequential amendments to the Bill-- 60A Page 68, line 13, leave...

  • Lords Amendment No. 62

    1 speech

    62 Clause 67, page 68, line 50, at end insert-- "(10A) For the purposes of this section, patient information is "NFIS patient information" if that information (or any of the information from...

  • Lords Amendment No. 73

    73 Clause 75, page 73, line 40, at end insert "(excluding section 67(1) and (2))" The Commons disagreed to this amendment for the following reason-- 73A Because it relates to provisions left out...

  • Lords Amendment No. 74

    2 speeches

    74 Page 74, line 7, after "67" insert "(1) and (2)" The Commons disagreed to this amendment for the following reason-- 74A Because it relates to provisions left out of the Bill by the Lords.

  • Lords Amendment No. 82

    82 Schedule 5, page 90, line 23, leave out "In" The Commons disagreed to this amendment for the following reason-- 82A Because it is inappropriate in consequence of the Commons disagreeing to...

  • Lords Amendment No. 83

    1 speech

    83 Page 90, line 24, after "Act)" insert "shall be amended as follows. '(2) After paragraph 40 insert-- "40A Patients' Forum established under section (Patients' Forums) of the Health and Social...

  • Criminal Justice and Police Bill

    Returned from the Commons with the amendments agreed to. House adjourned at a quarter past four o'clock.

What is this?

Debates in the House of Lords are an opportunity for Peers from all parties (and crossbench peers, and Bishops) to scrutinise government legislation and raise important local, national or topical issues.

And sometimes to shout at each other.

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