House of Commons Public Bill Committee on the Criminal Justice and Courts Bill 2013-14
Here you can browse the record of the public proceedings of the House of Commons Public Bill Committee on the Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015.
Committee members and staff
Chairs: Sir Roger Gale and Mr David Crausby
19 Members:
- Angie Bray
- Mr Robert Buckland
- Sarah Champion
- Mr David Evennett
- Julie Hilling
- Dr Julian Huppert
- Dan Jarvis
- Mike Kane
- Stephen Metcalfe
- Robert Neill
- Guy Opperman
- Ian Paisley
- Yasmin Qureshi
- Mr Lee Scott
- Mr Andy Slaughter
- Sir Robert Smith
- Mr Shailesh Vara
- Valerie Vaz
- Jeremy Wright
Documents
Reports of Proceedings
Full transcripts of the Public Bill Committee meetings.
Proceeding | Date |
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Committee Debate: 13th sitting | PDF version, 72KB | 01.04.2014 |
Committee Debate: 12th sitting | PDF version, 288KB | 27.03.2014 |
Committee Debate: 11th sitting | PDF version, 125KB | 27.03.2014 |
Committee Debate: 10th sitting | PDF version, 211KB | 25.03.2014 |
Committee Debate: 9th sitting | PDF version, 179KB | 25.03.2014 |
Committee Debate: 8th sitting | PDF version, 158KB | 20.03.2014 |
Committee Debate: 7th sitting | PDF version, 124KB | 20.03.2014 |
Committee Debate: 6th sitting | PDF version, 161KB | 18.03.2014 |
Committee Debate: 5th sitting | PDF version, 172KB | 18.03.2014 |
Committee Debate: 4th sitting | PDF version, 177KB | 13.03.2014 |
Committee Debate: 3rd sitting | PDF version, 98KB | 13.03.2014 |
Committee Debate: 2nd sitting | PDF version, 212KB | 11.03.2014 |
Committee Debate: 1st sitting | PDF version, 156KB | 11.03.2014 |
Written evidence
Written submissions from outside bodies and individuals are circulated to MPs appointed to examine the Bill during committee stage in a Public Bill Committee. The following written submissions were sent to this committee.
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