1st readingCommons
1 sitting · 1 debate · 1 speech · 1 speakerBill introduced in the Commons by- Research Paper on the Localism Bill (part 1)
- Research Paper on the Localism Bill (part 2)
2nd readingCommons
- Programme motion
- Money resolution
1 sitting · 1 debate · 296 speeches · 82 speakers- Commons news: Second reading of Localism Bill, now have your say
Committee stageCommons
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- Commons news: Localism Bill Committee announce programme
- Abolitions of the Standards Board - Equalities impact assessment
- Abolition of the Tenant Services Authority and transfer of its regulatory functions - Equalities impact assessment
- Abolition of the regional planning tier and introduction of the Duty to Cooperate
- Business Rate Supplement - requirement for a ballot for all Business Rate Supplement proposals
- Community right to buy
- Community right to challenge
- Discharging the main homelessness - Equalities impact assessment
- General power of competence for local authorities
- Giving councils greater freedom over their governance arrangements
- Local government senior office pay accountability
- Local plan reform
- Reforming the Annual Housing Revenue Account Subsidy system
- Repeal of Home Information Packs (HIPs)
- Small Business Rate Relief automation
- General Powers for fire and rescue authorities
- Creating a single housing ombudsman
- A fairer future for social housing
- Cancellation of certain backdated non-domestic rates liabilities
- Compulsory pre-application consultations between prospective developers and local communities
- Devolution package - Provision of housing and regeneration powers to the Greater London Authority, abolition of the London Development Agency, enabling powers for the Mayor to designate Mayoral Development Corporations
- Discretionary Business Rate discounts
- Enforcement package
- Local referendums
- Major infrastructure projects
- Neighbourhood plans - Equalities impact assessment
- Neighbourhood plans and community right to build
- Payment of European Union infraction fines by locals and public authorities
- Provision for referendums to veto excessive Council Tax increases
- Reform of social housing regulation
- The abolition of the Standards Board regime, clarification of the law on predetermination and the requirement to register and declare interests
- Community Infrastructure Levy
- Creating executive mayors in the 12 largest English cities
- Summary
- Research Paper on the Localism Bill: Committee Stage Report
- Second Report from the Communities and Local Government Committee, Session 2010-11, Abolition of Regional Spatial Strategies: a planning vacuum? HC 517
- Written evidence submitted to the Communities and Local Government Committee, on the General Power of Competence, HC 931
- Third Report from the Environmental Audit Committee, Session 2010–11,Sustainable Development in the Localism Bill, HC 799
Report stageCommons
- Ways and Means resolution
- Programme motion
2 sittings · 2 debates · 307 speeches · 61 speakers3rd readingCommons
Taken in this debateCommittee stageLords
19 sittings · 19 debates · 1,326 speeches · 93 speakersReport stageLords
14 sittings · 14 debates · 804 speeches · 75 speakers- Bill 244 2010-12 (Lords Amendments to the Bill)
- Bill 244 EN 2010-2012 (Explanatory Notes to the Bill)
- Briefing Paper on Government new clause and amendment on planning consent
- Briefing Paper on Commons report stage and Lords stages
Consideration of Lords amendmentsCommons
- Money resolution
- Programme motion
1 sitting · 1 debate · 136 speeches · 27 speakers
Queen Elizabeth II grants Royal Assent, and merges this bill into law
