The Future Lawyer Weekly Briefing – W/C 27th March 2023
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Welcome to our weekly feature courtesy of Sebastian Salek, the brains behind Clear the Lobby, working to bring you all the laws MPs are voting on this week, and explained in plain English!
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Hey team,
t’s a short parliamentary week before the Easter recess.
Parliament is adjourned at the end of Thursday, then MPs will head back to their constituencies for just over two weeks.
The Illegal Migration Bill goes through a committee of the whole House.
Usually committee stage is done by… a committee. But in some cases all MPs take part in this stage. They’ll debate the Illegal Migration Bill on Monday and Tuesday. Expect a big rebellion from milder Tory backbenchers.
And on Wednesday MPs vote on the Spring Budget.
This comes after lengthy debate. Expect it to pass without a hitch.
Until next week. In the meantime, feel free to tweet me, or just reply to this email.
Sebastian (@sebastiansalek)
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MONDAY 27 MARCH
No votes scheduled
TUESDAY 28 MARCH
Bus Services (Consultation) Bill
Requires bus users to be consulted before changes are made to bus services. Ten minute rule motion presented by Dean Russell.
WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH
Co-operatives (Permanent Shares) Bill
Enables co-operatives to issue permanent shares. Ten minute rule motion presented by Gareth Thomas.
Finance (No. 2) Bill – 2nd reading
Implements the changes announced in the Budget.
THURSDAY 30 MARCH
No votes scheduled
FRIDAY 31 MARCH
No votes scheduled
LAST WEEK’S VOTES
Passed
- Immigration and Nationality Fees (Exemption for NHS Clinical Staff) Bill – goes to second reading
- Same Sex Marriage (Church of England) Bill – goes to second reading
- Employment Equality (Insurance etc) Bill – goes to second reading
- Public Order Bill – goes back to Lords
- Trade (Australia and New Zealand) Bill – becomes law
- UK Infrastructure Bank Bill – becomes law
- Protection from Sex-based Harassment in Public Bill – goes to Lords
- Ballot Secrecy Bill – report stand and 3rd reading – goes to Lords
- Workers (Predictable Terms and Conditions) Bill – goes to Lords
- Veterans Advisory and Pensions Committees Bill – goes to Lords
- Pensions (Extension of Automatic Enrolment) (No. 2) Bill – goes to Lords
- Firearms Bill – goes to Lords
Postponed
- All other private members’ bills
Click here to read details of the bills in last week’s newsletter.
