§ Lord Williams of MostynMy Lords, at a convenient moment after consideration of the Animal Health Bill and after 2 p.m., my noble friend Lady Symons will, with the leave of the House, repeat a Statement being made in another place on the Iraq Security Council resolution. Depending on the progress of the Animal Health Bill, the Statement will take place either before or after we discuss the three sets of regulations.
We expect the message from the Commons about the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Bill to arrive at about 3 p.m. The Clerk will read it at the next break in business. Your Lordships will then be given at least half an hour to read material to be issued by the Public Bill Office and to table any Motions before the message is considered. I shall do my best to keep all your Lordships informed as the day unfolds by means of further statements and by the annunciator.