Bill documents — London Local Authorities and Transport for London (No. 2) Bill [HL] 2007-08 to 2010-12
Bills (with Explanatory Memorandum)
Full text of the Bill as introduced and further versions of the Bill as it is reprinted to include amendments made during its passage through Parliament. The explanatory memorandum, which appears before the text of the bill, explains the bill’s purpose in detail and includes a statement as to the Bill’s compliance with the European Convention on Human Rights.
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Bill as brought from the Lords on 28 March 2011 | PDF version, 959KB | 06.04.2011 |
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Bill as amended in Committee | PDF version, 217KB | 27.04.2009 |
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Bill as introduced into the House of Lords - pdf version | PDF version, 264KB | 23.11.2007 |
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Text of Bill as deposited in Parliament in November 2007 - pdf version | PDF version, 216KB | 22.11.2007 |
Additional Provisions to the Bill
A Petition for Additional Provision has been deposited in relation to this Bill. It seeks to allow the promoters of the Bill to extend its scope. There is a short set period when anyone specially and directly affected by the new provisions has an opportunity to oppose their inclusion in the Bill.
| House | Additional Provision to the Bill | Date |
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Petition for Additional Provision deposited 7th May 2008 (PDF, 268KB) | 07.05.2008 |
Government reports
The Government is required to make a report on the promoters’ statement of compatibility with the European Convention on Human Rights as soon as the bill has received a first reading. If the Government wishes to make its views about the provisions of a bill known it does so by making one or more further reports which are considered by a Committee on the Bill in the House to which the report is made.
Petitions against the Bill
It is open to any individual, group of individuals or organisation ‘directly and specially affected’ by the provisions of a private bill to voice their objections in a petition against that bill.
| House | Petition against the Bill | Date |
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Petition No. 1 - House of Commons (PDF, 237KB)
Petitioners: Bugbugs Media Ltd and Reliable Rickshaws Ltd; Agent: Mr Christopher John Smallwood |
26.04.2011 |
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Petition No. 2 - House of Commons (PDF, 56KB)
Petitioner: The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers; Agent: James Croy |
26.04.2011 |
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Petition No. 3 - House of Commons (PDF, 110KB)
Petitioner: The Society of London Theatre and The Theatrical Management Association; Agent: Bircham Dyson Bell LLP. |
26.04.2011 |
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Petition No. 4 - House of Commons (PDF, 94KB)
Petitioner: The London Cab Drivers Club Ltd; Agent: Bircham Dyson Bell LLP. |
26.04.2011 |
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Petition No. 1: House of Lords (PDF, 309KB)
Petitioners: Bugbugs Ltd, Bugbugs Media Ltd (formerly Pedicab Ltd); Cycles Maximus Ltd Agent: Mr Christopher Smallwood London Pedicabs Ltd withdrew from the petition 12.11.2008 |
31.01.2008 |
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Petition No. 2: House of Lords (PDF, 522KB)
Petitioner: The Society of London Theatre and the Theatrical Management Association. Agent: Bircham Dyson Bell LLP The petition was withdrawn on 9 March 2009. |
31.01.2008 |
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Petition No. 3: House of Lords (PDF, 413KB)
Petitioner: The London Cycling Campaign. Deposited by: Charles Koy Thompson |
31.01.2008 |
Committee reports
The Committees which consider this Bill may produce special reports on their conclusions. These Committees may also amend or reject the Bill they are considering without producing a report.
| House | Committee report | Date |
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Special Report from the House of Lords Opposed Bill Committee | PDF version, 276KB | 23.04.2009 |
Amendments to be moved on Third Reading
These are amendments which are expected to be discussed at the Third Reading stage.
| House | Amendments to be moved on Third Reading | Date |
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Amendments to be moved on Third Reading in the House of Lords (PDF, 41KB) | 28.03.2011 |
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3rd reading | 28.03.2011 |
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