Bill documents — Bank of Ireland (UK) plc Act 2012

Act of Parliament

Full text of the Act of Parliament as passed by Parliament (this is the Act in its original state. The Act may have been amended by another Act and any such amendments are not shown in this version).

House	Act of Parliament	Date
	Bank of Ireland (UK) plc Act 2012	08.03.2012

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.

House	Bill	Date
	Bill as Brought from the Commons on 27.10.2011 | PDF version, 65KB	02.11.2011
	Bill as amended in Committee | PDF version, 119KB	07.10.2011
	Bill as introduced in the House of Commons | PDF version, 76KB	26.01.2011
	Bill as deposited on 26.11.2010 | PDF version, 106KB	26.11.2010

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.

House	Government report	Date
	Report on the Eurpean Convention on Human Rightscompliance made to the House of Lords by HM Treasury (PDF, 38KB)	04.11.2011
	Report on the European Convention on Human Rights compliance made to the House of Commons by HM Treasury (PDF, 168KB)	26.01.2011

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