Commons Journal 265

Measures Proceeded Upon, &c.

Referred to a Delegated Legislation Committee, 184. Allocated to the Fourth Delegated Legislation Committee, 236. Reported, 250.

** On deferred Division.

Citizens' Convention (Accountability and Ethics) Bill:Presented and read the first time, 402.

City of Westminster Bill: Examiners' Report, in case of Petition for Bill, that the Standing Orders have been complied with; Report from Chairman of Ways and Means that Bill should originate in the Lords, 45. Lords Message on suspension, 691.

MEMBERS:

I. Members take oath or make Affirmation:

Member returned at by-election makes and subscribes the Affirmation, 589.

II. Disqualification of Members:

Chiltern Hundreds (Dr Ian Gibson), 404.

Manor of Northstead (Mr Michael J. Martin), 455.

III. Members' salaries, pensions, allowances, &c.

Order on Committee on Members' Allowances, 86.

Resolution on Guide to the Rules Relating to the Conduct of Members, 126.

Resolution on Members' Allowances (Green Book), 86.

Resolution on Members' Allowances (Audit and Assurance), 86.

Resolution on Payments to Hon. Members (Publication Scheme), 85.

IV. Disorderly conduct:

Member, having conducted himself in a grossly disorderly manner, ordered by the Deputy Speaker to withdraw from the House, 62.

V. Members reprimanded and suspended:

John McDonnell, suspended, 62.

Mental Capacity: Draft Mental Capacity (Deprivation of Liberty: Monitoring and Reporting; and Assessments_Amendment) Regulations 2009, allocated to the Third Delegated Legislation Committee, 210. Reported, 224. Approved, 229.

Merchant Shipping: Draft Merchant Shipping and Fishing Vessels (Port Waste Reception Facilities) (Amendment) Regulations 2009, allocated to the Fourth Delegated Legislation Committee, 58. Reported, 71. Approved, 79.

MESSAGES:

I. From Her Majesty:

At the opening of the Session, 1.

II. From the Lords Commissioners:

To hear a Commission read for giving Royal Assent to Acts and for proroguing Parliament, 718.

For the presentation of Mr Speaker Elect for the Royal approbation, 451.

III. From the Lords:

1. Bills, Private:

That they have passed a Bill, to which they desire the concurrence of the Commons, 343(2).

That they have come to Resolutions relating to suspension of proceedings on Bills, and desiring the concurrence of the Commons, 591, 676(4).

That they have agreed to Commons Bills:

_with Amendments, 420.

That they have agreed with an Order made by the Commons relating to revival of Bills (Standing Order 188B): 331(4).

2. Bills, Public:

That they have passed a Bill, to which they desire the concurrence of the Commons, 171, 295, 331, 354, 359, 384, 387, 409, 439, 478, 537, 572.

That they have agreed to Bills originating in the Commons:

_without Amendment, 45, &c.

_with Amendments, 128, &c.

That they have agreed to Commons Amendments to Bills originating in the Lords:

_without Amendment, 572, &c.

That they agree, without Amendment, to the Amendment proposed by the Commons in lieu of a Lords Amendment, 140.

That they do not insist on their Amendments to which the Commons have disagreed and agree, without Amendment, to the Amendment made by the Commons in lieu of certain Lords' Amendments, 478.

That they do not insist on their Amendments to which the Commons have disagreed but disagree to the Amendments proposed by the Commons in lieu of those Amendments, and propose Amendments in lieu to which they desire the agreement of the Commons, 572.

That they agree to a certain Amendment made by the Commons, with consequential Amendments to which they desire the agreement of the Commons; they agree without Amendment to the remaining Amendments made by the Commons, 704.

That they do not insist on their Amendment to which the Commons have disagreed and agree, without Amendment, to the Amendment made by the Commons in lieu thereof and to the consequential Amendment which the Commons have proposed, 720.

That they insist on certain Amendments to which the Commons have disagreed for which insistence they assign their Reasons; they do not insist on certain other Amendments to which the Commons have disagreed but propose an Amendment in lieu to which they desire the agreement of the Commons; they agree to the Amendment which the Commons have proposed in lieu of certain other Amendments; and they do not insist on the remaining Amendment to which the Commons have disagreed, 713.

3. Committees, Joint:

That it is expedient to appoint a Joint Committee on:

_the Draft Bribery Bill, 264.

That they have appointed a Select Committee to join with a Committee appointed by the Commons as the Joint Committee on:

_Draft Bribery Bill (twelve Lords), 349.

_Consolidation, &c. Bills (twelve Lords), 23.

_Human Rights (six Lords), 26.

_Tax Law Rewrite Bills (six Lords), 26.

IV. To the Lords:

1. Bills, Public:

To communicate Reasons for disagreeing to Lords Amendments, 703.

Mobile Network Roaming Capabilities Bill:Ordered, presented and read the first time, 712.

Motor Vehicle (Climate Change Information) Bill:Presented and read the first time, 445.

National Election Expenditure: Draft European Parliamentary Elections (Loans and Related Transactions and Miscellaneous Provisions) (United Kingdom and Gibraltar) Order 2009, allocated to the First Delegated Legislation Committee, 80. Reported, 93. Approved, 96.

National Health Service: Draft Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Registration of Regulated Activities) Regulations 2009, allocated to the Second Delegated Legislation Committee, 103. Reported, 116. Approved, 120.