This Week in Parliament
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Commons: Questions on Culture, Media and Sport, Millennium Experience, Church Commissioners and Public Accounts Commission; debate opened by Tories on the economy and class sizes; short debate on Government support for Wembley Stadium.
Lords: Fireworks Bill, third reading; Northern Ireland (Sentences) Bill, second reading; Church of England National Institutions Measure;
Public Interest Disclosure Bill, third reading.
TOMORROW
Commons: Health questions; Finance Bill, report.
Lords: Pesticides Bill, third reading; School Standards and Framework Bill, report; debate on promotion of the Council of Europe.
WEDNESDAY 1 July
Commons sits at 9.30am for backbench debates on: Guidance for gap year students; 50th anniversary year of the National Health Service; Pedlars; Government response to report on "reefs at risk"; Future of Oxted and Limpsfield (War Memorial) Hospital.
At 2.30pm International Development questions.
At 3pm questions to the Prime Minister.
Finance Bill, remaining stages;
Teacher and Higher Education Bill (Lords amendment)
Lords: Road Traffic Reduction (National Targets) Bill, third reading; Government of Wales Bill, report; debate on indebted poor countries.
THURSDAY 2 July
Commons: Agriculture questions; Attorney General questions; Human Rights Bill, committee; Data Protection Bill, remaining stages.
Lords: School Standards and Framework Bill, report.
FRIDAY 3 July
Commons:
Backbench business:
Waste Minimisation Bill, third reading.
Energy Conservation (Housing) Bill, third reading.
Weights and Measures (Beer and Cider) Bill, report.
Lords: Not sitting.
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