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EnactedPersonal Care at Home Act 2010

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  1. Bill introduced in the Commons by
    1st reading in the CommonsView in Hansard ↗
    1 speaker · 1 speech
    Phil Hope
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    New bill textAs introduced
    • Research Paper 09/90no file
  3. 2nd reading, Programme motion, Money resolution in the CommonsView in Hansard ↗
    28 speakers · 206 speeches
    Andy BurnhamLord LansleySir John HayesDr Stephen LadymanNorman LambPhil HopeMr Tobias EllwoodMr Stephen O'BrienMrs Jacqui LaitChloe SmithKelvin HopkinsChristopher FraserMr Brooks NewmarkSir Jeremy Wright+14
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  4. Committee stage, 3rd reading in the CommonsView in Hansard ↗
    17 speakers · 183 speeches
    Mr Stephen O'BrienMr Stephen DorrellPhil HopeDr Stephen LadymanGreg MulhollandNorman LambMr Tom ClarkeSir Robert SymsLord HaselhurstLaura MoffattSylvia HealAndy BurnhamLord Murphy of TorfaenMr Lee Scott+3
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  5. 1st reading in the LordsView in Hansard ↗

    Formal stage — recorded in Hansard.

  6. New bill textAs introduced
  7. 2nd reading in the LordsView in Hansard ↗
    5 speakers · 7 speeches
    Baroness ThorntonBaroness Campbell of SurbitonBaroness Gardner of ParkesEarl HoweThe Lord Bishop of Norwich
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    2nd reading in the LordsView in Hansard ↗
    19 speakers · 23 speeches
    Lord WarnerBaroness ThorntonLord LipseyBaroness BarkerBaroness GaleBaroness Masham of IltonBaroness MurphyBaroness PitkeathleyBaroness Turner of CamdenBaroness WilkinsEarl HoweLord BestLord Butler of BrockwellLord Carter of Coles+5
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  8. Committee stage in the LordsView in Hansard ↗
    12 speakers · 18 speeches
    Baroness Gardner of ParkesBaroness Masham of IltonBaroness ThorntonEarl HoweLord Low of DalstonLord Sutherland of HoundwoodBaroness BarkerBaroness MurphyBaroness WilkinsLord LipseyLord TebbitThe Lord Bishop of Norwich
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    Committee stage in the LordsView in Hansard ↗
    6 speakers · 15 speeches
    Baroness ThorntonEarl HoweBaroness Masham of IltonLord LipseyBaroness Gardner of ParkesBaroness Murphy
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    Committee stage in the LordsView in Hansard ↗
    15 speakers · 41 speeches
    Baroness ThorntonLord TebbitBaroness BarkerBaroness Campbell of SurbitonBaroness Gardner of ParkesBaroness MurphyEarl HoweLord LipseyLord TunnicliffeBaroness Masham of IltonBaroness Turner of CamdenLord BestLord Sutherland of HoundwoodBaroness PitkeathleyLord Eden of Winton
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    Committee stage in the LordsView in Hansard ↗
    14 speakers · 33 speeches
    Baroness ThorntonEarl HoweBaroness BarkerLord BestBaroness Gardner of ParkesBaroness Masham of IltonBaroness MurphyLord LipseyLord Sutherland of HoundwoodBaroness GreengrossBaroness PitkeathleyBaroness WilkinsLord Butler of BrockwellThe Lord Bishop of Norwich
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  9. Committee stage in the LordsView in Hansard ↗
    11 speakers · 30 speeches
    Baroness BarkerEarl HoweLord TunnicliffeBaroness ThorntonBaroness Masham of IltonBaroness GreengrossLord LipseyBaroness Gardner of ParkesBaroness MurphyLord BestLord Warner
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  10. Report stage in the LordsView in Hansard ↗
    18 speakers · 43 speeches
    Baroness ThorntonBaroness BarkerEarl HoweLord LipseyLord WarnerBaroness Campbell of SurbitonBaroness Finlay of LlandaffBaroness Masham of IltonLord BestLord TunnicliffeBaroness Howarth of BrecklandBaroness O'LoanBaroness PitkeathleyBaroness Turner of Camden+4
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  11. New bill textAs brought from the Commons
  12. 3rd reading in the LordsView in Hansard ↗

    Formal stage — recorded in Hansard.

  14. Consideration of Lords amendments in the CommonsView in Hansard ↗
    5 speakers · 10 speeches
    Mr Stephen O'BrienLord DebenPhil HopeNorman LambSir William Cash
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  16. Consideration of Commons amendments and / or reasons in the LordsView in Hansard ↗
    2 speakers · 5 speeches
    Baroness ThorntonLord Best
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    Queen Elizabeth IIQueen Elizabeth II grants Royal Assent, and merges this bill into law