§ Mr. Richard ShepherdTo ask the Lord President of the Council when guillotines were first introduced on Lords amendments; and if he will list all such guillotines and supplemental guillotines since 1979.
§ Sir Geoffrey HoweThe first occasion on which an allocation of time order governing consideration of Lords amendments was made was on 27 April 1953, when a supplemental order guillotining debate on Lords amendments to the Transport Bill was agreed to.
The following allocation of time orders relating to consideration of Lords amendments have been made since the beginning of the 1979–80 Session:
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Session Bill Date Type of order 1979–80 Education (No. 2) 2 April 1980 Supplemental Social Security 22 May 1980 Supplemental Housing 6 August 1980 Supplemental 1980–81 Transport 28 July 1981 Supplemental British Nationality 26 October 1981 Supplemental 1981–82 Oil and Gas (Enterprise) 24 June 1982 Supplemental Employment 25 October 1982 Supplemental 1984–85 Local Government 8 July 1985 Supplemental Transport 29 October 1985 Supplemental 1985–86 Gas 21 July 1986 Supplemental Social Security 23 July 1986 Supplemental 1986–87 Local Government Finance 11 March 1987 Supplemental Abolition of Domestic Rates etc. (Scotland) 13 May 1987 Supplemental 1987–88 Social Security 14 March 1988 Free-standing Education Reform 18 July 1988 Supplemental Local Government Finance 20 July 1988 Supplemental Firearms (Amendment) 2 November 1988 11 November 1988 Supplemental Free-standing (one order covering 2 bills) School Boards (Scotland) Housing 1988–89 Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) 14 March 1989 Supplemental Official Secrets 2 May 1989 Supplemental Water 3 July 1989 Supplemental Local Government and Housing 8 November 1989 Free-standing (one order covering 2 bills) Employment Self-Governing Schools etc. (Scotland) 14 November 1989 Supplemental 1989–90 (up to and including 18 April 1990) Education (Student Loans) 4 April 1990 Free-standing