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Absent Voting (Elections in Scotland and Wales) Bill (Act 2025)

OverviewTimeline20Debates6Amendments4

  1. 1st readingCommons

    1 sitting
    Bill introduced in the Commons by
    • Formal sittingnot recorded in Hansard

  3. 2nd readingCommons

    1 sitting · 1 debate · 74 speeches · 24 speakers
    Graeme DownieMartin RhodesPatricia FergusonRuth CadburyAdam ThompsonEuan StainbankMs Nusrat GhaniKirsteen SullivanPatrick HurleyTonia AntoniazziTracy GilbertClaire HughesDr Scott ArthurGill German+10
    New bill textAs introduced

  4. Money resolutionCommons

    1 sitting
    • Formal sittingnot recorded in Hansard

  5. Committee stageCommons

    1 sitting · 1 debate · 4 speeches · 2 speakers · 4 amendments
    Tracy GilbertRushanara Ali
    4 amendments tabled4 No decision
    New bill textAs amended in Public Bill Committee

  9. Report stageCommons

    1 sitting · 1 debate · 40 speeches · 11 speakers
    John GradyPaul HolmesAdam JogeeTracy GilbertCaroline NokesLaura Kyrke-SmithPeter LambRushanara AliAmanda HackAmanda MartinJudith Cummins

  10. 3rd readingCommons

    Taken in this debate

  11. 1st readingLords

    1 sitting · 1 debate
    New bill textAs brought from the Commons
    • 30th Report of the Delegated Powers and Regulatory Reform Committeeno file

  16. 2nd readingLords

    1 sitting · 1 debate · 12 speeches · 10 speakers
    Lord Murphy of TorfaenBaroness CurranBaroness Scott of BybrookBaroness Smith of LlanfaesLord Bourne of AberystwythLord HaywardLord Khan of BurnleyLord MottLord RennardLord Thomas of Cwmgiedd

  17. Order of Commitment dischargedLords

    1 sitting · 1 debate · 2 speeches · 1 speaker
    Lord Murphy of Torfaen

  18. 3rd readingLords

    1 sitting · 1 debate · 6 speeches · 4 speakers
    Baroness Taylor of StevenageLord Murphy of TorfaenLord JamiesonLord Rennard

  19. King Charles IIIKing Charles III grants Royal Assent, and merges this bill into law

  20. Act publishedAbsent Voting (Elections in Scotland and Wales) Act 2025c. 27View on legislation.gov.uk ↗