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Weekly Information Bulletin: 18th September 2010

Business of the House of Commons

13 – 17 September 2010

Monday 13 September

The House sat at 2.30pm

Oral Questions Defence, including topical Questions

Urgent Questions – (1) Proposed public expenditure cuts – Bob Russell (2) Queen’s Speech (Date) – Mr Denis MacShane

Legislation – Fixed-Term Parliaments Bill – Second reading (Agreed, on Division)

Legislation – Fixed-Term Parliaments Bill – Programme Motion (Agreed, on Division)

Adjournment – Planning regulations on urban supermarkets and convenience stores – Greg Hands

The House rose at 10.59pm

Tuesday 14 September

The House sat in Westminster Hall between 9.30am-2.00pm

Westminster Hall Private Members’ Debates:

09.30-11.00 – Effects of government policy on low income households – Ms Karen Buck

11.00-12.30 – Provision of accident and emergency services and urgent care – Dr John Pugh

12.30-13.00 – Consumer protection for users of private car parks – Henry Smith

13.00-13.30 – Future of maternity services at Maidstone Hospital – Mrs Helen Grant

13.30-14.00 – Proposals for directly-elected Police Commissioners in Wales – Jessica Morden

The House sat at 2.30pm

Oral QuestionsForeign and Commonwealth Office, including Topical Questions

Statement – Billy Wright Inquiry – Mr Owen Paterson

Ten Minute Rule Motion – Apprenticeships and Skills (Public Procurement Contracts) – Catherine McKinnell (Agreed, Bill presented and read a First time)

Legislation – Equitable Life (Payments) Bill – Second reading (Agreed, Bill read a Second time)

Legislation – Equitable Life (Payments) Bill – Programme Motion (Agreed)

Motion – Relating to the House of Commons Commission (Agreed)

Adjournment – Employment prospects for young people in Wirral – Alison McGovern

The House rose at 10.36

Wednesday 15 September

The House sat in Westminster Hall between 9.30-5.00pm

Westminster Hall Private Members’ Debates:

09.30-11.00 – Public funding of the criminal bar – Mr Geoffrey Cox [R]

11.00-11.30 - Enfield’s commuter rail services – Nick de Bois

14.30-16.00 – Diabetes and young people – Mr George Howarth

16.00-16.30 – Intercity Express programme – Phil Wilson

16.30-17.00 – Procurement of fresh produce for prisons – Gordon Henderson

The House sat at 11.30am

Oral Questions – Northern Ireland, Prime Minister

Statement – Individual Electoral Registration – Mr Mark Harper

Presentation of Bill – Saving Accounts and Health in Pregnancy – Mr George Osborne (Bill presented and read a First time)

Ten Minute Rule Motion – Financial Services (Regulation of Deposits and Lending) – Mr Douglas Carswell (Agreed, Bill presented a read a First time)

Motion – To approve Ways and Means Resolutions (Agreed)

Presentation of Bill – Finance (No.2) – Mr David Gauke (Bill presented and read a First time)

Legislation – Identity Documents Bill – Remaining Stages (Programme motion agreed; read a Third time and passed)

Adjournment – UK’s military aviation industry – Mark Menzies

The House rose at 7.22pm

Thursday 16 September

The House sat in Westminster Hall between 2.30pm and 5.00pm

Westminster Hall: Debate on International Year of Biodiversity

The House sat at 10.30am

Oral Questions Energy and Climate Change, including Topical Questions

Business Statement – Leader of the House

Presentation of Bill – Illegally Logged Timber (Prohibition of Import, Sale of Distribution) Bill – Caroline Lucas (Bill presented and read a First time)

Backbench Business – A debate entitled Strategic Defence and Security Review and future of the UK’s armed forces (Motion Agreed)

Adjournment – Youth violence in London – Mr Chuka Umunna

The House rose at 6.30pm

N.B. The House will rise at the close of business for the Conference Recess.

Friday 17 September

The House was in recess


Written Ministerial Statements

13 – 17 September 2010

13.9.10

HQ Allied Rapid Reaction Corps Deployment (Afghanistan) – Nick Harvey

13.9.10

Food and Environment Research Agency – Mrs Caroline Spelman

13.9.10

European Union (Forthcoming First Session legislation) – Mr David Lidington

13.9.10

Parliamentary Sessions – Sir George Young

14.9.10

Army Inspector’s Review (Detainee Handling) – Nick Harvey

14.9.10

Grob Tutor (Service Inquiry) – Mr Andrew Robathan

14.9.10

Service Complaints Commissioner’s Second Annual Report – Mr Andrew Robathan

14.9.10

Equine Infectious Anaemia – Mrs Caroline Spelman

14.9.10

Bribery Act 2010 – Mr Kenneth Clarke

14.9.10

Trustee Exemption – Mr Jonathan Djanogly

15.9.10

Savings Accounts and Health in Pregnancy Grant Bill – Mr Mark Hoban

15.9.10

Horserace Totalisator Board – John Penrose

15.9.10

Ex-Service Personnel in Prison – Mr Andrew Robathan

15.9.10

Ex-service Personnel in Prison – Mr Andrew Robathan

15.9.10

Independent Medical Expert Group (Armed Forces Compensation Scheme) – Mr Andrew Robathan

15.9.10

Ofsted Report (Armed Forces Initial Training) – Mr Andrew Robathan

15.9.10

Informal Energy Council Meeting – Charles Hendry

15.9.10

Bovine Tuberculosis – Mr James Paice

15.9.10

Britain’s Values in a Networked World – Mr William Hague

15.9.10

Court of Justice (Appointment of Lithuanian Judge) – Mr William Hague

15.9.10

Sino-British Joint Declaration (Hong Kong) – Mr William Hague

15.9.10

Interpretation and Translation Services (Justice Sector) – Mr Crispin Blunt

15.9.10

DFID’s Programme in Bangladesh – Mr Andrew Mitchell

15.9.10

Arrangements for Handling National Security (Northern Ireland)– Mr Owen Paterson

15.9.10

Independent Monitoring Commission (24th Report) – Mr Owen Paterson

15.9.10

Equality Act 2010 – Norman Baker

16.9.10

Foreign Affairs Council (10 September 2010) – Mr Edward Davey

16.9.10

Finance (No. 2) Bill 2010 – Mr David Gauke

16.9.10

Investment Firms – Mr Mark Hoban

16.9.10

British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) – Mr Jeremy Hunt

16.9.10

Unsolicited Mail (Christmas) – Mr Andrew Robathan

16.9.10

Mull of Kintyre Accident (Independent Review) – Dr Liam Fox

16.9.10

Executive Agency Performance targets (2010-11) – Mrs Caroline Spelman

16.9.10

Foreign Ministers and General Affairs Council (September 2010) – Mr David Lidington

16.9.10

Iraq: Locally Engaged Staff Assistance Scheme – Mr William Hague

16.9.10

Belgian Presidency Priorities – Mr David Lidington

16.9.10

Private Military and Security Companies – Mr William Hague

16.9.10

NHS Parking – Mr Simon Burns

16.9.10

Alcohol Policy (Correction to Written Answer) – James Brokenshire

16.9.10

Control Order Powers – Mrs Theresa May

16.9.10

Wanstead Flats (Olympics 2010) – Nick Herbert

16.9.10

Judiciary (England and Wales) – Mr Kenneth Clarke

16.9.10

Strategic National Transport Corridors – Mike Penning

16.9.10

Interpretation and Translation Services (Justice Sector) – Mr Crispin Blunt