11 Private
Members' Bills
11.1 We consider the following Private Members' Bills
do not give rise to any human rights issues and do not require
to be drawn to the attention of either House on human rights grounds.
a) Constitution for Europe (Referendum) Bill
[Lords][117]
b) Fireworks (Amendment) Bill[118]
c) Food in Schools Bill[119]
d) Foundation for Unclaimed Assets Bill[120]
e) Interest rates (Limits on Charges) Bill[121]
f) Life Peerages (Residency for Taxation Purposes)
Bill[122]
g) Local Land Charges (Fees) Bill[123]
h) Marine Wildlife Conservation Bill[124]
i) Older People's Commissioners Bill[125]
j) Power Supply (Compensation for Erroneous Transfer)
Bill[126]
k) Regulation of Hormone Disrupting Chemicals
Bill[127]
l) Sleep Apnoea Bill[128]
117 House of Lords Bill 99 (Lord Blackwell). Back
118
House of Commons Bill 91 (Mr George Howarth MP). Back
119
House of Commons Bill 122 (Mr David Kidney MP). Back
120
House of Commons Bill 131 (Mr Frank Field MP). Back
121
House of Commons Bill 107 (Mr Adam Price MP). Back
122
House of Lords Bill 81 (Lord Oakeshott of Seagrove Bay). Back
123
House of Commons Bill 78 (Mr David Borrow MP). Back
124
House of Commons Bill 119 (Mr John Randall MP). Back
125
House of Commons Bill 34 (Ian Lucas MP). Back
126
House of Commons Bill 45 (Mr David Cairns MP). Back
127
House of Commons Bill 114 (Mr Geraint Davis MP). Back
128
House of Commons Bill 50 (Alice Mahon MP). Back
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