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» Thursday, March 15, 2007

Forthcoming Business

The Leader said that, on Monday, March 19, the debate would be: second reading of the Consumer, Estate Agents and Redress Bill [Lords] (Ian McCartney and Jim Fitzpatrick for the Government), followed by a motion to approve a Ways and Means Resolution on the UK Borders Bill. On Tuesday, March 20: a debate on the Bicentenary of the Abolition of the Slave Trade on a motion for the Adjournment of the House (John Prescott and Meg Munn). Wednesday, March 21 – Chancellor of the Exchequer: Budget Statement; Thursday, March 22 – Continuation of the Budget debate David Miliband and John Healey); Friday, March 23 -Private Members Bills.

Provisional business for the following week would be:

Monday, March 26 – continuation of the Budget debate (Alan Johnson and Ed Balls); Tuesday, March 27 – conclusion of the Budget debate (Alistair Darling and Stephen Timms); Wednesday, March 28 – motion to approve a Statutory Instrument on Casinos, followed by motions relating to House of Commons business; Thursday, March 29 – motion on the Easter Recess Adjournment. The House will rise at the end of Business on March 29 and return on Monday, April 16.

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