Previously called Standing Committees, Public Bill Commitees study proposed legislation (Bills) in detail, debating each clause and reporting any amendments to the Commons for further debate.
There are at least 16 MPs on a Committee, and the proportion of parties reflects the House of Commons, so the government always has a majority.
[Mr. Christopher Chope in the Chair]
LBRO
LBRO: supplementary
Replacement of the LBRO company by LBRO
Objective relating to general functions
Guidance to local authorities
Guidance to local authorities: enforcement
Advice to Ministers of the Crown
Enforcement priorities
Relationship with other regulators
Guidance or directions by the Secretary of State
Review of LBRO
Power to dissolve LBRO
Scope of Part 2
Primary authorities
Nomination of primary authorities
[Mr. Christopher Chope in the Chair]
RESB 01 Hertfordshire County Council
Nomination of primary authorities
Advice and guidance
Enforcement action
Enforcement action: exclusions
Inspection plans
Power to charge
LBRO support
Orders under Part 2
Power to make orders providing for civil sanctions
“Regulator”
“Relevant offence”
Fixed monetary penalties
Fixed monetary penalties: procedure
Fixed monetary penalties: criminal proceedings and conviction
Discretionary requirements
Discretionary requirements: criminal proceedings and conviction
[Mr. Christopher Chope in the Chair]
RESB 02 National Consumer Council
Stop notices
Stop notices: procedcure
Stop notices: compensation
Enforcement undertakings
Monetary penalties
Appeals
Consultation and consent: Scotland
Consultation: general
Offences under subordinate legislation
Guidance as to use of civil sanctions
Publication of enforcement action
Compliance with regulatory principles
[Mr. Christopher Chope in the Chair]
Compliance with regulatory principles
Review
Suspension
Payment of penalties into Consolidated Fund etc
Disclosure of information
Duty not to impose or maintain unnecessary burdens
Functions to which section 72 applies
Short title
Limitation ‘This Act and any order made under it shall by virtue of this section cease to have effect on 1st January 2014.’.—[Mr. Prisk.]
Duty to secure observance of Code of Practice ‘Where any local authority has been granted powers under Part 3 of this Act, the LBRO shall have the duty or reviewing and, if appropriate,...
Enforcement action ‘(1) A local authority other than the primary authority (‘an enforcing authority’) must inform the primary authority of any breaches of legislation of which...
Compliance plan ‘(1) A primary authority may, after consultation with a regulated person, publish a compliance plan in respect of that person. (2) A compliance plan under subsection (1)...
Committee membership and attendance (out of 4)
Chairpersons
Members
[ Committee memberships can change partway through ]