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House of Commons · Adjournment Debate

Adjournment

10 September 2022 · 0 other contributors

Opened by Lindsay Hoyle Speaker Chorley

Religion & Faith

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At a glance

Lindsay Hoyle raised concerns about adjournment in the House of Commons. No further contributions were recorded.

Key points

  • The Speaker reminded Members of an upcoming church service at St Margaret's to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II.
  • The Speaker highlighted contributions from Members and staff regarding their personal connections to the Queen.
  • The Speaker expressed gratitude for those involved in organising tributes, noting his constituency of Chorley's deep impact from the Queen's reign.

How the debate unfolded

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Opened the debate

Lindsay Hoyle Speaker Chorley

The Speaker, Lindsay Hoyle (Chorley), reminded Members of an upcoming church service at St Margaret’s on the following day to pay tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. He highlighted that it has been a remarkable period with contributions from many Members and staff who have spoken about their personal connections to the Queen. The Speaker expressed gratitude for all those involved in organising these tributes, especially noting his constituency of Chorley as one rarely visited by the Queen but still deeply impacted by her reign.

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