| Notice in case of alteration of Court order. | 19A. On or before the eleventh day alteration of December in the case of a bill of court containing provision the effect of order, which is to confer power to disregard an order or undertaking then in force made by or given to a court, notice in writing of the proposal shall be given to the person at whose instance the order was made or the undertaking was given or his personal representative unless after reasonable inquiry his identity cannot be ascertained. |
§ The majority of these proposed Amendments to the Private Business Standing Orders are either drafting or designed to bring the Orders up to date. There are only three of importance which I feel I should mention.
§ The Amendments to Standing Order 163 are to carry out the 11th Recommendation of the Select Committee on Procedure. Standing Order 140 is to be repealed as being no longer the practice of Private Bill Committees, and the new Standing Order 19A is designed to ensure that certain people should receive notice when a Private Bill seeks to alter an order of a court given in their favour.
§ Question put and agreed to.