1st readingLords
1 sitting · 1 debateBill introduced in the Lords by
Lord Leongon behalf of Department for Business and Trade
Jonathan Reynoldson behalf of Department for Business and Trade
2nd readingLords
1 sitting · 1 debate · 36 speeches · 22 speakersCommittee stageLords
4 sittings · 4 debates · 266 speeches · 37 speakers · 143 amendments143 amendments tabled5 Withdrawn before debate111 Not moved27 Withdrawn- Letter from Lord Leong to Baroness Brinton regarding issues raised during the Committee stage: product liability, UK and EU chemicals industries, private individuals selling on online marketplaces, liability for consumer address, REACH.
- Letter from Lord Leong to Lord Frost regarding interaction of the Bill with the UK Internal Market Act and devolved competence.
- Letter from Lord Leong to Lord Holmes regarding the use of artificial intelligence in products, production processes, and the creative industries, and issues of AI in metrology.
- Letter from Lord Leong to Lord Lucas regarding requirements for online marketplace liability for VAT from overseas sellers operating on their platform.
- Letter from Lord Leong to Lord Russell regarding the impacts of divergence from the EU on business and the costs on imports and exports.
- Letter from Lord Leong to Lord Sharpe regarding interaction of the Bill with EU Law changes.
- Letter from Lord Leong to Lord Sharpe regarding online marketplaces' compliance with product safety laws, and tackling fraudulent activity on online marketplaces.
- Letter from Lord Leong to the Earl of Lytton regarding implementing regulatory requirements, the relationship between this Bill and the Building Safety Act.
- Letter from Lord Leong to Lord Fox regarding the publication of a code of practice for enforcement, as discussed during the Committee stage.
- Letter from Lord Leong to Lord Lansley regarding the power to designate international standards, listing of relevant authorities.
- Letter from Lord Leong to Baroness Bennett regarding how feminine hygiene products are classified, as discussed during the Committee stage.
- Letter from Lord Leong to Baroness Brinton and others regarding Home Office and Ministry of Justice engagement, definition of an emergency.
- Letter from Lord Leong to Lord Fox and others regarding verification of the origin of goods in supply chains that are seeking preferential tariff treatment.
Report stageLords
3 sittings · 3 debates · 121 speeches · 28 speakers · 74 amendments74 amendments tabled37 Not moved2 Withdrawn before debate8 Withdrawn20 Agreed7 Disagreed3rd readingLords
1 sitting · 1 debate · 8 speeches · 5 speakers2nd readingCommons
- Programme motion
- Money resolution
- Ways and Means resolution
1 sitting · 1 debate · 211 speeches · 35 speakers · 2 divisions[Lords]: Second ReadingCarriedAyes 303Noes 1101 other division at this stage — on amendments and motions, not on the bill itself.
Committee stageCommons
3 sittings · 3 debates · 230 speeches · 9 speakers · 51 amendments51 amendments tabled3 Agreed32 Negatived on division4 Withdrawn4 No decision8 Not called11 written evidence submissionsReport stageCommons
1 sitting · 1 debate · 90 speeches · 23 speakers · 40 amendments · 3 divisions40 amendments tabled40 No decision3rd readingCommons
1 division[Lords]: Third ReadingCarriedAyes 264Noes 99Taken in this debateConsideration of Commons amendments and / or reasonsLords
1 sitting · 1 debate · 14 speeches · 5 speakers
King Charles III grants Royal Assent, and merges this bill into law