![]() House of Commons |
Session 2004 - 05 Publications on the internet Weekly Information Bulletin |
Weekly Information Bulletin: 9th April 2005
Business of the House of Commons |
09.30-11.00 | Mr Eric Illsley on registration of door supervisors |
11.00-11.30 | Jeremy Corbyn on Government funding for the Woodcraft Folk |
14.00-15.30 | Mr Nigel Evans on Government policy on HIV/AIDS overseas |
15.30-16.00 | Mrs Iris Robinson on health service funding in Northern Ireland |
16.00-16.30 | Ross Cranston on whistle-blowing in the public service |
The House sat at 11.30am
Oral Questions - Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Business Statement - Leader of the House
Statement - Postal Voting - Mr Raynsford
Ten Minute Rule Bill - Computer Misuse Act 1990 (Amendment) - Derek Wyatt
Legislation - Equality Bill - Second Reading (Bill read a second time)
Programme Motion - Mental Capacity Bill (Agreed to on division)
Legislation - Mental Capacity Bill - Lords Amendments (Lords Amendments agreed to on division)
Adjournment - International aid for HIV/AIDS orphans and vulnerable children in Africa - Ms Sally Keeble
The House rose at 9.19pm
The House sat in Westminster Hall between 9.30am-11.30am and 2.00pm-4.30pm
Westminster Hall Private Members' Debates
09.30-11.00 | John Thurso on overpayment of tax credits |
11.00-11.30 | Mr William Cash on death of Benjamin Moston and Staffordshire Ambulance Service |
14.00-15.30 | Mrs Claire Curtis-Thomas on National Offender Management Scheme |
15.30-16.00 | Jane Griffiths on Government support for sport cycling |
16.00-16.30 | Nigel Waterson on cancelled operations in East Sussex Hospitals Trust |
The House sat at 11.30am
Oral Questions - Wales; Prime Minister
Ten Minute Rule Bill - Equal Enforcement of the Law - Andrew Robathan
Motion - Consideration of business of the House Motion to facilitate business to prorogation (Agreed)
Presentation of Bill - Finance (No.2) Bill
Legislation - Finance (No.2) Bill - Second Reading (Bill read a second time)
Legislation - Finance (No.2) Bill - Committee and Third Reading (Clauses 1-106, Schedules 1-11 agreed to; Bill read a third time, and passed)
Presentation of Bill - Appropriation Bill
Legislation - Appropriation Bill - Second and Third Reading (Bill read a second time; Bill read a third time, and passed)
Legislation - Inquiries Bill [HL] - Remaining Stages (Bill read a third time, and passed, with amendments)
Legislation - Disability Discrimination Bill [HL] - Committee and Third Reading (Clauses 1-17 & 19, Schedules 1 & 2 agreed to; Clauses 18 & 20, as amended agreed to; Bill read a third time and passed, with amendments)
Legislation - Public Services Ombudsman (Wales) Bill [HL] - Committee and Remaining Stages (Clauses 1-46, Schedules 1-7 agreed to; Bill read a third time and passed, with an amendment)
Legislation - Commissioners for Revenue and Customs Bill - Consideration of Lords Amendments (Lords amendments 1-9 agreed to)
Legislation - Railways Bill - Consideration of Lords Amendments (Lords amendment 1 disagreed to on division; Lords amendments 2-7 & 14 disagreed to; Lords amendments 8-13 & 15-17 agreed to)
Legislation - Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Bill - Consideration of Lords Amendments (Lords amendments 1-4 agreed to)
Legislation - Drugs Bill - Consideration of Lords Amendments (Lords Amendments 1-3 agreed to)
Adjournment - Funding for acute hospitals - Andrew George
The House rose at 10.30pm
The House sat at 11.30am
Oral Questions -Trade and Industry; Minister for Women
Presentation of Bill - Climate Change Bill
Presentation of Bill - Electricity (Microgeneration) Bill
Legislation - Serious Organised Crime and Police Bill - Consideration of Lords Amendments (Lords amendments 1-101 agreed to)
Legislation - Education Bill [HL] - Remaining Stages (Bill read a third time, and passed)
Motion - to approve the carryover of the Crossrail Bill (Agreed)
Legislation - Gambling Bill - Consideration of Lords Amendments (Lords amendments 1-2 & 5-193 agreed to; Lords amendments 3-4 disagreed to)
Legislation - International Organisations Bill [HL] - Second Reading (Bill read a second time)
Legislation -- International Organisations Bill [HL - Committee and Remaining Stages (Clauses 1-10 agreed to; Clause 11, as amended agreed to; Bill read a third time and passed with amendment)
The House was prorogued at 5.00pm
The House will be dissolved on Monday 11 April by proclamation
This will constitute the end of the 2001 - 2005 Parliament
The House did not sit
4.4.2005 | Mental Capacity Bill (Draft Code of Practice) - Mr David Lammy |
4.4.2005 | Asylum and Immigration - Mr David Lammy |
4.4.2005 | Gambling Bill: Amendments - Mr Richard Caborn |
4.4.2005 | Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre - Yvette Cooper |
4.4.2005 | Telecommunications Developments - Yvette Cooper |
4.4.2005 | Defence Medical Education and Training Agency - Mr Ivor Caplin |
4.4.2005 | Fleet and Second Sea Lord Budgets - Mr Adam Ingram |
4.4.2005 | Support Vehicle Contract - Mr Adam Ingram |
4.4.2005 | Defence Fixed Telecommunications System - Mr Adam Ingram |
4.4.2005 | Student Loans Company - Dr Kim Howells |
4.4.2005 | Ivory Coast - Mr Chris Mullin |
4.4.2005 | UN Report: "In Larger Freedom" - Mr Bill Rammell |
4.4.2005 | Westminster Foundation for Democracy - Mr Bill Rammell |
4.4.2005 | Cancer Drugs - Miss Melanie Johnson |
4.4.2005 | NHS Foundation Trusts - Mr John Hutton |
4.4.2005 | Attenuating Energy Projectile - Caroline Flint |
4.4.2005 | Indonesia Earthquake - Hilary Benn |
4.4.2005 | Education and Library Boards - Mr Barry Gardiner |
4.4.2005 | Financial Assistance Scheme - Malcolm Wicks |
5.4.2005 | UK Debt Management Office - Mr Stephen Timms |
5.4.2005 | Ratification of Protocol Number 14 to the European Convention on Human Rights - Mr David Lammy |
5.4.2005 | Judicial Appointments Commissioners - Mr Christopher Leslie |
5.4.2005 | Defence transport and Movements Agency - Mr Adam Ingram |
5.4.2005 | New Call-out of Reservists for Operations in the Balkans - Mr Geoffrey Hoon |
5.4.2005 | Special Reconnaissance regiment - Mr Geoffrey Hoon |
5.4.2005 | Ordnance Survey - Yvette Cooper |
5.4.2005 | Microbicide Development Programme - Hilary Benn |
5.4.2005 | Northern Ireland Security Vetting Review - Mr Ian Pearson |
5.4.2005 | Independent Monitoring commission report on Paramilitary Activity - Mr Paul Murphy |
5.4.2005 | Discretionary Social Fund - Mr John Spellar |
5.4.2005 | Juvenile Justice Centre - Mr Paul Murphy |
5.4.2005 | MCA Ministerial Targets 2005-06 - Mr David Jamieson |
5.4.2005 | Gravesham Borough Council (Benefit Fraud Inspectorate) - Mr Chris Pond |
5.4.2005 | Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council (Benefit Fraud Inspectorate) - Mr Chris Pond |
5.4.2005 | South Buckinghamshire District Council (Benefit Fraud Inspectorate) - Mr Chris Pond |
5.4.2005 | Flintshire County Council (Benefit Fraud Inspectorate) - Mr Chris Pond |
6.4.2005 | Members/Peers Correspondence - Mr David Miliband |
6.4.2005 | Sea King Helicopter - Mr Adam Ingram |
6.4.2005 | Houses in Multiple Occupation - Keith Hill |
6.4.2005 | Parliamentary Database - Mr Jack Straw |
6.4.2005 | Barcelona Process - Mr Denis McShane |
6.4.2005 | Sudan - Mr Bill Rammell |
6.4.2005 | General Election Guidance (Civil Servants) - Mr Tony Blair |
7.4.2005 | General Election Costs 2005-06 - Mr David Lammy |
7.4.2005 | Football Betting - Tessa Jowell |
7.4.2005 | Queen Victoria School - Mr Ivor Caplin |
7.4.2005 | Otterburn Accidents - Mr Ivor Caplin |
7.4.2005 | Oman - Mr Adam Ingram |
7.4.2005 | Disposal Services Agency - Mr Adam Ingram |
7.4.2005 | Trade Union Recognition - Dr Stephen Ladyman |
7.4.2005 | NHS Pay Bill Costs - Dr Stephen Ladyman |
7.4.2005 | Northern Ireland Prison Service Corporate and Business Plan 2005 - 08 - Mr Ian Pearson |
7.4.2005 | Intelligence and Security Committee Annual Report 2004 - 05 - Mr Tony Blair |
7.4.2005 | Intelligence Personnel (Handling of Detainees) - Mr Tony Blair |
7.4.2005 | Official Histories: Special Operations Executive in Italy - Mr Tony Blair |
7.4.2005 | Trade Unions - Mr Gerry Sutcliffe |
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | |
© Parliamentary copyright 2005 | Prepared 9 April 2005 |