House of Commons · Procedural
Trade (Disclosure of Information) Bill: Business of the House
16 December 2020
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Key points
- The Trade (Disclosure of Information) Bill outlines procedural orders for its progression through Parliament.
- Specific timings and processes are set for the bill's Second Reading, Committee proceedings, Consideration, Third Reading, and Lords Amendments.
- Deadlines and restrictions on when questions can be put forward during each stage are established.
Issue summary
The statement outlines procedural orders for the Trade (Disclosure of Information) Bill, detailing the timing and process for its various stages including Second Reading, Committee proceedings, Consideration, Third Reading, and Lords Amendments.
Action requested
The speaker is proposing procedural orders that set out specific timings and processes for the bill's progression through Parliament. This includes setting strict deadlines and specifying when questions can or cannot be put forward during each stage of the process.
Key facts
- Proceedings on Second Reading shall conclude three hours after commencement.
- Committee proceedings, Consideration, and Third Reading shall conclude six hours after commencement.
- Lords Amendments to the Bill may be considered without any Question being put forthwith.
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