Lords Sitting of 19 June 1939

LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL (IMPROVEMENTS) BILL. [H.L.]
The CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES informed the House that the opposition to the Bill was withdrawn. The Orders made on the 6th and 8th of June last discharged, and Bill committed for tomorrow.
GLASTONBURY GAS ORDER, 1939.
Report from the Special Orders Committee, That no Petition has been presented praying to be heard against the Special Order, and that there is nothing in this Order to which they think it necessary to call the attention of the House: Read, and ordered to lie on the Table.

PROCESSED MILK (IMPORT REGULATION) ORDER, 1939.
Report from the Special Orders Committee, That they have examined the Special Order as required by the Standing Orders of the House; that in their opinion the Order raises questions of policy and principle which have been accepted already by the House when passing the Agricultural Marketing Act, 1933, under which the Order is submitted for approval; that the Order is founded on precedent inasmuch as similar Orders have already been submitted for the approval of Parliament under that Act although those Orders dealt with other agricultural products; that in the opinion of the Committee the Order cannot be passed by the House without special attention, but that no further inquiry is necessary before the House proceeds to a decision on the Resolution to approve the said Order:
Read, and ordered to lie on the Table.

RESERVE AND AUXILIARY FORCES (CONSEQUENTIAL PROVISIONS) DRAFT ORDER, 1939.
Report from the Special Orders Committee, That they have examined the Special Order as required by the Standing Orders of the House; that in their opinion the provisions of the Order raise important
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questions of policy and principle—they comply with the terms of the Reserve and Auxiliary Forces Act, 1939, under which the Order is submitted for approval—that the Order is not founded on precedent; that in the opinion of the Committee the Order cannot be passed by the House without special attention, but that no further inquiry is necessary before the House proceeds to a decision on the Resolution to approve the said Order:
Read, and ordered to lie on the Table.

MILITARY TRAINING (CONSEQUENTIAL PROVISIONS) DRAFT ORDER, 1939.
Report from the Special Orders Committee, That they have examined the Special Order as required by the Standing Orders of the House; that in their opinion the provisions of the Order raise important questions of policy and principle—they comply with the terms of the Military Training Act, 1939, under which the Order is submitted for approval—that the Order is not founded on precedent; that in the opinion of the Committee the Order cannot be passed by the House without special attention, but that no further inquiry is necessary before the House proceeds to a decision on the Resolution to approve the said Order:
Read, and ordered to lie on the Table.

MILITARY TRAINING AND RESERVE AND AUXILIARY FORCES (CONSEQUENTIAL PROVISIONS) (INSURANCE) DRAFT ORDER, 1939.
Report from the Special Orders Committee, That they have examined the Special Order as required by the Standing Orders of the House; that in their opinion the provisions of the Order raise important questions of policy and principle—they comply with the terms of the Military Training Act, 1939, and the Reserve and Auxiliary Forces Act, 1939, under which the Order is submitted for approval—that the Order is not founded on precedent; that in the opinion of the Committee the Order cannot be passed by the House without special attention, but that no further inquiry is necessary before the House proceeds to a decision on the Resolution to approve the said Order:
Read, and ordered to lie on the Table.