- Reforming the framework for the economic regulation of airports
- Evidence Base (for summary sheets)
- Granting the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) Powers to Publish Information
- Transfer of aviation security regulation and compliance functions from DfT to the Civil Aviation Authority
- Summary impact assessment
- Modernising the Civil Aviation Authority's (CAA's) Governance and Operations
1st readingCommons
1 sittingBill introduced in the Commons by
Mrs Theresa Villierson behalf of Department for Transport
Earl Attleeon behalf of Department for Transport
- Formal sitting
- Briefing Paper on Second Reading
2nd readingCommons
- Programme motion
- Money resolution
- Carry-over motion
1 sitting · 1 debate · 134 speeches · 43 speakers- Parliamentary news: Second reading of the Civil Aviation Bill, now have your say
Committee stageCommons
7 sittings- Formal sitting
- Formal sitting
- Formal sitting
- Formal sitting
- Formal sitting
- Formal sitting
- Formal sitting
- Civil Aviation Bill Committee announce programme
- A version of the bill, showing changes made in committee
- Committee Stage Report
Report stageCommons
- Programme motion
1 sitting · 1 debate · 175 speeches · 28 speakers- Parliament prorogued
Session 2010-12 ends. Bills still before the House fall — this one was carried over.
- State Opening of Parliament
Session 2012-13 begins with the Queen’s Speech. The bill resumes, and is presented again for a fresh first reading.
2nd readingCommons
1 sitting- Formal sitting
- Reforming the framework for the economic regulation of airports - update
- Modernising the Civil Aviation Authority’s Governance and Operations - update
- Granting the Civil Aviation Authority Powers to Publish Information - update
- Summary impact assessment- update
- Regulation: Evidence Base - update
- Transfer of aviation security regulation and compliance functions from DfT to CAA - update
Committee stageLords
4 sittings · 4 debates · 341 speeches · 21 speakersReport stageLords
1 sitting · 1 debate · 87 speeches · 18 speakersConsideration of Lords amendmentsCommons
- Programme motion
1 sitting · 1 debate · 27 speeches · 9 speakers
Queen Elizabeth II grants Royal Assent, and merges this bill into law