This 'Business Without Debate' session in the House of Commons primarily focused on the expedited procedural step of second reading motions for various bills. This format allows for efficient legislative processes where there is non-controversial business or where bills are expected to face objection, serving to arrange future debates on specified dates.
The arrangement of several bills for second reading emphasizing comprehensive future scheduling, with multiple bills slated for 11th July and 24th January, indicating high scheduling volume for these dates.
Outcome
During the session, nineteen bills were set for their second reading. Each bill faced objection upon introduction but was assigned a specific later date for further consideration. This rescheduling ensures that Parliament can revisit the debate at a more opportune time, allowing for broader discussion and deliberation. While no legislation was immediately passed, the session established a timeline for future debate, aligning with parliamentary procedures prioritizing organized discourse over rushed decision-making.
Key Contributions
Objected to every bill listed during the session, indicating blockage or the need for further debate on each piece of legislation.
Moved motions for the second reading of each bill, aligning with procedural norms for advancing bills to their next stage in debate.
All content derived from official parliamentary records