UK Parliament — House of Commons
Order ID:184
All versions of this Order
| Date | Title | Text |
|---|---|---|
| 1972 — 8th August | 58A Privilege (Bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1972 — 18th December | 58A Privilege (Bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1973 — 20th November | 58A Privilege (Bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1974 — 4th April | 58A Privilege (Bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1974 — 9th April | 58A Privilege (Bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1974 — 15th November | 58A Privilege (Bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1975 — 14th January | 58A Privilege (Bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1975 — 10th February | 58A Privilege (Bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1975 — 3rd November | 58A Privilege (Bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1975 — 20th November | 58A Privilege (Bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (2) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1975 — 2nd December | 58A Privilege (Bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1976 — 27th January | 58A Privilege (Bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1976 — 24th February | 58A Privilege (Bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (2) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1976 — 23rd July | 58A Privilege (Bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1976 — 20th December | 58A Privilege (Bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1977 — 2nd February | 58A Privilege (Bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1979 — 25th June | 58A Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1979 — 26th June | 58A Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1979 — 2nd July | 58A Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1979 — 26th July | 58A Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1979 — 31st October | 58A Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1980 — 17th January | 58A Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1980 — 31st January | 58A Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1980 — 30th October | 58A Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1981 — 16th June | 58A Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1982 — 19th July | 58A Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1982 — 21st December | 58A Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 58 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1983 — 30th March | 61 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 60 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1983 — 11th November | 61 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 60 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1983 — 25th November | 61 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. (2) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (3) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 60 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and |
| 1983 — 14th December | 61 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 60 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1984 — 27th March | 61 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 60 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1985 — 23rd May | 61 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 60 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1986 — 27th February | 61 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 60 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1986 — 25th March | 61 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 60 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1986 — 12th November | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1988 — 13th July | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1989 — 26th May | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1990 — 1st February | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1990 — 21st February | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1990 — 19th October | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1990 — 24th October | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1990 — 25th October | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1991 — 22nd January | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1991 — 26th June | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1991 — 18th July | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1991 — 8th November | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1992 — 30th June | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1993 — 4th November | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1994 — 9th March | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1994 — 11th July | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1994 — 12th July | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1994 — 24th November | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1995 — 23rd February | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1995 — 20th April | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1995 — 17th July | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1995 — 2nd November | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1995 — 6th November | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1995 — 7th November | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1995 — 19th December | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1996 — 11th March | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1996 — 17th December | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1997 — 19th March | 78 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 77 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1997 — 20th March | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1997 — 8th July | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1997 — 15th July | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1997 — 18th July | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1997 — 25th July | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1997 — 28th October | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1997 — 10th November | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1997 — 17th December | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1998 — 4th June | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1998 — 17th November | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 1999 — 25th October | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2000 — 11th April | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2001 — 15th January | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2001 — 17th January | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2001 — 22nd March | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2001 — 29th March | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2001 — 2nd May | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2001 — 5th July | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2001 — 15th November | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2002 — 8th January | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2002 — 14th May | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2002 — 22nd July | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2002 — 29th October | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2003 — 9th January | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2003 — 23rd January | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2003 — 27th January | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2003 — 12th May | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2003 — 26th June | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2003 — 11th September | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (2) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2003 — 15th October | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2004 — 29th January | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (2) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2004 — 12th May | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2004 — 7th June | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2004 — 26th October | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2004 — 2nd December | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2005 — 26th January | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2005 — 13th July | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2006 — 27th June | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2006 — 1st November | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2007 — 28th March | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2007 — 4th July | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2007 — 25th July | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2007 — 25th October | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2008 — 11th March | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2008 — 17th July | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2008 — 28th October | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2008 — 12th November | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2008 — 25th November | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2009 — 22nd January | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2009 — 9th February | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2009 — 3rd March | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2009 — 30th April | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2009 — 20th May | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2009 — 25th June | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2010 — 13th January | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2010 — 22nd February | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2010 — 4th March | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2010 — 7th June | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2010 — 15th June | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2010 — 2nd December | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2011 — 7th July | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2011 — 30th November | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2011 — 14th December | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2012 — 19th January | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2012 — 12th March | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2012 — 11th July | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2012 — 16th July | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2013 — 20th March | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2013 — 23rd April | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2013 — 17th June | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2013 — 2nd December | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2014 — 8th May | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2015 — 24th February | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2015 — 10th March | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2015 — 17th March | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2015 — 3rd June | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2015 — 22nd October | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2015 — 28th October | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2016 — 11th October | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2017 — 24th January | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2017 — 7th March | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2017 — 4th July | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2017 — 12th September | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2018 — 20th February | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2018 — 19th July | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2018 — 27th November | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2019 — 7th January | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2019 — 5th November | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2020 — 23rd June | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2020 — 23rd September | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2021 — 21st April | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2021 — 20th May | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2021 — 13th July | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2021 — 20th July | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. (2) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (3) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and |
| 2021 — 19th October | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2021 — 24th November | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2022 — 12th October | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2022 — 18th October | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |
| 2022 — 30th November | 80 Privilege (bills brought from the Lords) |
(1) The House may proceed with any public bill brought from the Lords except a bill of aids and supplies, provided that- (2) (a) it is so framed that no charge upon the people or upon public funds, unless it be such a charge as is defined in Standing Order No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties), is imposed or altered; and (3) (b) in the case of a bill which, if it were not so framed, would have as its main object the imposition or alteration of such a charge, a Minister of the Crown has informed the Clerk at the Table of his intention to take charge of it. |