Weekly Information Bulletin: 10th July 2010
Business of the House of Commons
5 June – 9 July 2010
Monday 5 July
The House sat at 2.30pm
Oral Questions – Defence, including Topical Questions
Statements – i) Political and Constitutional Reform – Mr Nick Clegg (ii) Education Funding – Michael Gove
Presentation of Bills – Private Members Presentation Bills (Bills presented and read a First time)
Motion – Alignment (Clear Line of Sight) project (Agreed)
Motion – Opposed Private Business for consideration: City of Westminster Bill, Canterbury City Council Bill and Nottingham City Council bill (Further considered)
Adjournment – Future of the North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Trust and its hospitals – Alex Cunningham
The House rose at 10.49pm
Tuesday 6 July
The House sat in Westminster Hall between 9.30am-2.00pm
Westminster Hall Private Members’ Debates:
09.30-11.00 – Government policy on victims of terrorism in Northern Ireland – Dr William McCrea
11.00-12.30 – Use of DNA and CCTV in tackling crime 12.30-13.00 – Philip Davies
13.00-13.30 – Child health in Nottingham – Chris Leslie
13.30-14.00 – Community policing – Ian Lucas
The House sat at 2.30pm
Oral Questions – Foreign and Commonwealth Office, including Topical Questions
Statement – Treatment of Detainees – Mr David Cameron
Legislation – Finance Bill – Second reading (Agreed on Division; Bill read a Second time)
Adjournment – Government policy on reservoirs and the future of Llanishen Reservoir – Jonathan Evans
The House rose at 2.48am
Wednesday 7 July
The House sat in Westminster Hall between 9.30-5.00pm
Westminster Hall Private Members’ Debates:
09.30-11.00 – Fuel poverty in rural Britain – Dr Thérèse Coffey
11.00-11.30 – Traffic and the road network in Harlow – Robert Halfon
14.30-16.00 – Child and adolescent mental health services and autism – Jonathan Reynolds [R]
16.00-16.30 – Closure of Goole Magistrates’ and County Courts – Andrew Percy
16.30-17.00 – National review of paediatric cardiac surgery – Liz Kendall
The House sat at 11.30am
Oral Questions – International Development, Prime Minister
Statement – Afghanistan – Dr Liam Fox
Debate – Opposition Day (3rd allotted day) – there will be a debate on an Opposition motion – Government support for jobs and the unemployed (Opposition motion negatived on division; Government motion agreed to)
Statement – Schools Funding – Michael Gove
Adjournment – Future of British Waterways – Tristram Hunt
The House rose at 8.13pm
Thursday 8 July
The House sat in Westminster Hall between 2.30pm and 5.00pm
Westminster Hall: A debate entitled energy security
The House sat at 10.30am
Oral Questions – Business, innovation and Skills, including, Topical Questions
Business Statement – Leader of the House
Statement – Section 44 Terrorism Act 2000 – Theresa May
Debate – Defendant Anonymity
Adjournment – Preparations for commemoration of the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War – Damian Collins
The House rose at 6.24pm
Friday 9 July
The House did not sit
Written Ministerial Statements
5 – 9 July 2010
|
5.7.2010
|
Public Spending Control – Danny Alexander
|
|
6.7.2010
|
Civil Service Compensation Scheme – Mr Francis Maude
|
|
6.7.2010
|
Local Government Reorganisation – Robert Neil
|
|
6.7.2010
|
Regional Strategies – Mr Eric Pickles
|
|
6.7.2010
|
Early Years Foundation Stage – Sarah Teather
|
|
6.7.2010
|
European Parliament Transitionary Protocol – Mr David Lidington
|
|
6.7.2010
|
DFID’s Programme in Nepal – Mr Andrew Mitchell
|
|
6.7.2010
|
Data Protection Legislative Framework – Mr Jonathan Djanogly
|
|
6.7.2010
|
Billy Wright Inquiry – Mr Owen Paterson
|
|
6.7.2010
|
Rolling Stock – Mr Philip Hammond
|
|
7.7.2010
|
Ordnance Survey (Performance Targets) – Robert Neill
|
|
7.7.2010
|
Behaviour and Discipline in Schools – Mr Nick Gibb
|
|
8.7.2010
|
Court of Justice of the European Union – Mr William Hague
|
|
8.7.2010
|
DFID Programme (Zimbabwe) – Mr Andrew Mitchell
|
|
8.7.2010
|
Sentence Review Commissioners – Mr Owen Paterson
|
|
8.7.2010
|
Merchant Shipping (Ship-to-Ship Transfers) Regulations – Mike Penning
|
|
8.7.2010
|
Occupational Pensions – Steve Webb
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
