HC Deb 09 July 1930 vol 241 c433
Mr. STANLEY BALDWIN

May I ask the Prime Minister what the business will be for to-morrow. I notice that there is a Motion down to-day for the suspension of the Eleven o'clock Rule, and perhaps the right hon. Gentleman will at the same time inform us if this Motion is intended to apply only to the consideration of the Lords Amendments to the Coal Mines Bill?

The PRIME MINISTER

With reference to the business to-morrow, in view of the rapid progress made yesterday, leading to the completion of the Third Reading of the Housing (No. 2) Bill last night, it is proposed to take the further stages of the Road Traffic Bill to-morrow. The suspension of the Eleven o'clock Rule to-night is solely for the purpose of dealing with the Lords Amendment to the Coal Mines Bill.

Ordered, That the Proceedings on Government Business be exempted, at this day's Sitting, from the provisions of the Standing Order (Sittings of the House)."—[The Prime Minister.]