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Proceeding (6)
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Petition to introduce a Private Bill presented to Parliament
Commons 1st reading
Lords 1st reading
Commons Bill reintroduced
Lords Bill reintroduced
Commons Consideration of Lords amendments
Amendments to be moved on Third Reading (1)
These are amendments which are expected to be discussed at the Third Reading stage.
Royal Assent
Bill (with Explanatory Memorandum) (4)
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Committee report (1)
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Lords Committee stage
Debate (8)
Commons 2nd reading
Commons 2nd reading
Commons 3rd reading
Commons Motion to revive Bill
Lords 2nd reading
Lords Instruction to Committee on the Bill
Lords 3rd reading
Government report (4)
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Commons Committee stage
Lords Committee stage
Lords Amendments made to the Bill (1)
Motion (2)
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Commons Motion to revive Bill
Lords Motion to revive Bill
Petition against the Bill (1)
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Lords Committee stage
Transcript of evidence (4)
Full transcripts of the Committee meetings