Lord Norton of Louth
Conservative
To ask the Chairman of Committees what was the number of page views of the House of Lords homepage on the Parliament website for each month in 2013.
Lord Sewel
Chair, Administration and Works Committee (Lords), Chair, Freedom of Information Advisory Panel (Lords), Chair, Hybrid Instruments Committee (Lords), Chair, Liaison Committee (Lords), Chair, Committee for Privileges and Conduct (Lords), Chair, Procedure and Privileges Committee, Chair, Refreshment Committee (Lords), Chair, Committee of Selection (Lords), Chair, Standing Orders (Private Bills) Committee (Lords), Chair, Accommodation Steering Group Committee, Chair, Sub-Committee on Leave of Absence, Chairman of Committees, House of Lords, Deputy Speaker (Lords), Chair, Hybrid Instruments Committee (Lords), Chair, Liaison Committee (Lords), Chair, Procedure and Privileges Committee, Chair, Committee of Selection (Lords), Chair, Standing Orders (Private Bills) Committee (Lords), Chair, Administration and Works Committee (Lords), Chair, Administration and Works Committee (Lords), Chair, Administration and Works Committee (Lords), Chair, Committee for Privileges and Conduct (Lords), Chair, Refreshment Committee (Lords)
The number of page views for the main House of Lords page (http://www.parliament.uk/business/lords/) in each month in 2013 was as follows:
| January | 33,168 |
| February | 30,212 |
| March | 32,351 |
| April | 32,573 |
| May | 30,221 |
| June | 37,802 |
| July | 29,279 |
| August | 17,593 |
| September | 26,296 |
| October | 37,514 |
| November | 35,808 |
| December | 25,495 |
The number of page views for the House of Lords Corporate Portal as a whole (including the sub-pages of the main House of Lords page) in each month in 2013 was:
| January | 56,713 |
| February | 51,179 |
| March | 55,897 |
| April | 59,356 |
| May | 58,469 |
| June | 65,135 |
| July | 51,495 |
| August | 37,183 |
| September | 55,812 |
| October | 75,406 |
| November | 73,130 |
| December | 54,541 |
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