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Child Poverty Bill (Act 2010)

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  1. 1st readingCommons

    1 sitting
    Bill introduced in the Commons by
    New bill textAs introduced
    • Formal sittingnot recorded in Hansard
    • Research Paper on Child Poverty Billno file

  5. 2nd readingCommons

    • Programme motion
    • Money resolution
    • Carry-over motion
    1 sitting · 1 debate · 139 speeches · 27 speakers
    Yvette CooperBaroness May of MaidenheadGraham StuartSteve WebbMr Jamie ReedJohn MasonMs Karen BuckSir Gary StreeterMark DurkanMs Sally KeebleSir Charles WalkerJohn HowellSir Stephen TimmsJohn Barrett+13

  6. Committee stageCommons

    5 sittings · 1 debate · 2 speeches · 2 speakers
    Helen GoodmanSteve Webb
    0 written evidence submissions
    New bill textAs amended in Public Bill Committee
    • Child Poverty Bill2 spk · 2 speeches
    • Formal sittingnot recorded in Hansard
    • Formal sittingnot recorded in Hansard
    • Formal sittingnot recorded in Hansard
    • Formal sittingnot recorded in Hansard
  7. Parliament prorogued

    Session 2008-09 ends. Bills still before the House fall — this one was carried over.

  8. State Opening of Parliament

    Session 2009-10 begins with the Queen’s Speech. The bill resumes, and is presented again for a fresh first reading.

  9. 1st readingCommons

    1 sitting
    New bill textAs introduced
    • Formal sittingnot recorded in Hansard

  10. 2nd readingCommons

    1 sitting
    • Formal sittingnot recorded in Hansard
    • Research Paper 09/89no file

  13. Report stageCommons

    1 sitting · 1 debate · 156 speeches · 23 speakers
    Graham StuartHelen GoodmanAndrew SelousSteve WebbSir Gary StreeterDr Evan HarrisSylvia HealLord Field of BirkenheadJohn HowellMs Sally KeebleJohn MasonMr Jamie ReedDavid SimpsonMr David Gauke+9

  14. 3rd readingCommons

    Taken in this debate

  15. 1st readingLords

    1 sitting · 1 debate
    New bill textAs brought from the Commons

  17. 2nd readingLords

    2 sittings · 2 debates · 20 speeches · 16 speakers
    Lord McKenzie of LutonBaroness Thomas of WinchesterLord FreudThe Earl of ListowelBaroness BloodBaroness Hollis of HeighamBaroness Massey of DarwenBaroness Nicholson of WinterbourneBaroness WalmsleyLord De MauleyLord GiddensLord Kirkwood of KirkhopeLord NorthbourneLord Sheikh+2

  18. Committee stageLords

    5 sittings · 5 debates · 510 speeches · 26 speakers
    Lord FreudLord McKenzie of LutonBaroness Hollis of HeighamLord NorthbourneBaroness WalmsleyBaroness Thomas of WinchesterLord Kirkwood of KirkhopeBaroness CrawleyThe Earl of ListowelBaroness Massey of DarwenBaroness Butler-SlossBaroness AfsharLord Martin of SpringburnBaroness Meacher+12
    New bill textAs introduced

  19. Report stageLords

    2 sittings · 2 debates · 92 speeches · 15 speakers
    Lord FreudLord McKenzie of LutonBaroness Hollis of HeighamBaroness CrawleyLord Kirkwood of KirkhopeBaroness Thomas of WinchesterThe Earl of ListowelLord Martin of SpringburnBaroness Butler-SlossBaroness Massey of DarwenBaroness WalmsleyLord Wallace of TankernessLord BestLord ReaThe Lord Bishop of Bradford
    New bill textAs amended on Report

  20. 3rd readingLords

    1 sitting · 1 debate · 6 speeches · 3 speakers
    Lord McKenzie of LutonLord FreudBaroness Thomas of Winchester

  22. Consideration of Lords amendmentsCommons

    • Programme motion
    1 sitting · 1 debate · 40 speeches · 10 speakers
    Andrew SelousSir Stephen TimmsHelen GoodmanSteve WebbSir William CashJohn HowellBob SpinkGraham StuartLord HaselhurstJohn Mason

  23. Queen Elizabeth IIQueen Elizabeth II grants Royal Assent, and merges this bill into law