Crown Employment (Nationality) Bill 2006-07

Private Members' Bill - Introduced by Mr Andrew Dismore

Progress of Bill including links to debates

C	C	C	C	C	L	L	L	L	L
1R	2R	Comm	Rep	3R	1R	2R	Comm	Rep	3R	PP	RA
18.12.06	29.06.07	11.07.07 to 18.07.07	19.10.07

Related Business Papers

Commons
19 Oct 07	Proceedings	Report Stage Proceedings as at 19 October 2007
19 Oct 07	Amendments	Consideration of Bill as at 19 October 2007
18 July 07	Proceedings	Public Bill Committee Proceedings as at 18 July 2007
18 July 07	Amendments	Public Bill Committee Amendments as at 18 July 2007
11 July 07	Proceedings	Public Bill Committee Proceedings as at 11 July 2007
09 Jan 07	Bill 38 06-07	Bill as Introduced - pdf version
09 Jan 07	Bill 38 06-07	Bill as Introduced - html version

About the Bill

Make provision for and in connection with the removal of general restrictions as to nationality which apply to persons employed or holding office in any civil capacity under the Crown; and for connected purposes.

Explanatory Notes

HC Bill 38 EN 06-07 - HTML version
Bill 38 EN 06-07 - PDF version
Explanatory Note to HC Bill 38 prepared by the Cabinet Office with the consent of Mr Andrew Dismore, the Member in charge of the Bill

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