1st readingCommons
1 sitting · 1 debate · 1 speech · 1 speakerBill introduced in the Commons by
Mr Jack Strawon behalf of Ministry of Justice
Lord Bachon behalf of Ministry of Justice
- Research Paper on the Coroners and Justice Bill: coroners and death certification
- Research Paper on the Coroners and Justice Bill: crime and data protection
2nd readingCommons
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- Money resolution
1 sitting · 1 debate · 209 speeches · 45 speakersCommittee stageCommons
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Programme motionCommons
1 sitting- Formal sitting
- Research Paper on the Coroners and Justice Bill: Committee Stage Report
Report stageCommons
- Programme motion
2 sittings · 2 debates · 332 speeches · 47 speakers3rd readingCommons
Taken in this debate1st readingLords
1 sitting · 1 debate2nd readingLords
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Committee stageLords
20 sittings · 20 debates · 687 speeches · 89 speakers- Coroners and Justice Bill
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Report stageLords
7 sittings · 7 debates · 365 speeches · 64 speakersConsideration of Lords amendmentsCommons
- Programme motion
1 sitting · 1 debate · 222 speeches · 28 speakersConsideration of Commons amendments and / or reasonsLords
1 sitting · 1 debate · 61 speeches · 24 speakersConsideration of Lords amendmentsCommons
1 sitting · 1 debate · 48 speeches · 13 speakers
Queen Elizabeth II grants Royal Assent, and merges this bill into law