All 3 Debates between John Bercow and Lindsay Hoyle

Wed 28th Jun 2017
Mon 27th Mar 2017
Bus Services Bill [Lords]
Commons Chamber

3rd reading: House of Commons & Report stage: House of Commons

Point of Order

Debate between John Bercow and Lindsay Hoyle
Wednesday 28th June 2017

(6 years, 9 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Lindsay Hoyle Portrait Mr Lindsay Hoyle (Chorley) (Lab)
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On a point of order, Mr Speaker. I do not know whether you have been given notice by the Secretary of State for Health of a debate on the introduction of charges for blue badge holders at Chorley and South Ribble hospital, as well as at Royal Preston hospital. That seems to go against everything that we thought—the most vulnerable in society should not be penalised. Have you had any notice of a debate, Mr Speaker?

John Bercow Portrait Mr Speaker
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I have not, but I have a sense that by one means or another I will hear further about this matter, possibly today, but certainly in subsequent days, very likely on the Floor of the House and possibly also in conversations between colleagues, conceivably outside the Chamber. I am grateful to the right hon. Gentleman —we will leave it there for now.

Bus Services Bill [Lords]

Debate between John Bercow and Lindsay Hoyle
3rd reading: House of Commons & Report stage: House of Commons
Monday 27th March 2017

(7 years ago)

Commons Chamber
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John Bercow Portrait Mr Speaker
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A simple nod of the head would suffice, but the Minister said it with eloquence and charm to which he is no stranger.

The House forthwith resolved itself into the Legislative Grand Committee (England) (Standing Order No. 83M).

[Mr Lindsay Hoyle in the Chair]

Lindsay Hoyle Portrait The Chairman
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I remind hon. Members that, if there is a Division, only Members representing constituencies in England may vote on the consent motion.

Resolved,

That the Committee consents to the following certified clauses of, and schedule to, the Bus Services Bill [Lords]:—

Clauses and schedule certified under Standing Order No. 83L(2) as relating exclusively to England and being within devolved legislative competence

Clauses 1, 3 to 7, 9 to 14, 16 and 18 to 22 of, and Schedule 2 to, the Bill as amended in the Public Bill Committee (Bill 158) including any amendments made on Report.—(Andrew Jones.)

Question agreed to.

The occupant of the Chair left the Chair to report the decision of the Committee (Standing Order No. 83M(6)).

The Deputy Speaker resumed the Chair; decision reported.



Third Reading

Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between John Bercow and Lindsay Hoyle
Tuesday 8th June 2010

(13 years, 9 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Lindsay Hoyle Portrait Mr Lindsay Hoyle (Chorley) (Lab)
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First, would the Minister care to share with the House the date that the cheques will arrive through the doors of those who are still waiting for payment? That is the key. My second question is, as people have, tragically, died while the process has gone on and on, will there be compensation for the families that have missed out as well?

John Bercow Portrait Mr Speaker
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Order. To ask a second question was very cheeky on the part of an experienced Member, but I know that the Minister will not be tempted to follow suit.