HC Deb 28 November 1995 vol 267 cc1073-4

Motion made, and Question, That, pursuant to section 5 of the Provisional Collection of Taxes Act 1968, provisional statutory effect shall be given to the following motions:—

  1. (a) Spirits (rate of duty) (motion No. 2);
  2. (b) Wine and made-wine (rates of duty) (motion No. 3);
  3. (c) Hydrocarbon oil (rates of duty and rebate) (motion No. 5);
  4. (d) Tobacco products (rates of duty) motion No. 8);
  5. (e) Vehicle excise duty (increase in general rate) (motion No. 13);
  6. (f) Vehicle excise duty (electrically propelled vehicles) (motion No. 14);
  7. (g) Vehicle excise duty (steam powered vehicles, etc.) (motion No. 15);
  8. (h) Vehicle excise duty (vehicles capable of conveying loads) (motion No. 16);
  9. (i) Vehicle excise duty (old vehicles) (motion No. 17);
  10. (j) Value added tax (supplies of gold) (motion No. 23).—[Mr. Kenneth Clarke]
put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order No. 50 (Ways and Means Motions), and agreed to.

Mr. Deputy Speaker

I now call on the Chancellor of the Exchequer to move the motion entitled "Amendment of the law". It is on that motion that the unified Budget debate will take place today and on succeeding days. The remaining motions will not be put until the end of the Budget debate next week, and they will then be decided without debate. After the Finance Bill has been brought in, the House will be invited to dispose of proceedings on a motion dealing with public expenditure, which will have been debated along with the Budget resolutions.