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28 Apr 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill (Twelfth sitting)

(a) commission an independent review of the pilot scheme, and

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28 Apr 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill (Twelfth sitting)

(6) Where the report concludes that the provisions are effective, the Lord Chancellor must make regulations making provision for repeal of sections 1 to 7 subject to the condition in subsection (8).

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28 Apr 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill (Twelfth sitting)

I beg to move, That the clause be read a Second time. The new clause would give victims a right to receive, free of charge, court transcripts on judicial summings-up and bail decisions relevant to their case. It would require that transcripts be provided within 14 days of a request and clarify that this right would app

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28 Apr 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill (Twelfth sitting)

Expiry of sections 1 to 7 in specified circumstances

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28 Apr 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill (Twelfth sitting)

(3) Before the conclusion of the pilot scheme under subsection (2), the Lord Chancellor must—

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28 Apr 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill (Twelfth sitting)

I would still like to press my new clause to a vote, because having a pilot we can refer to, as in the earlier two-trials model, is really important. We should be data and evidence led as a Parliament.

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28 Apr 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill (Twelfth sitting)

(5) Where the report concludes that the provisions have not been effective, the Lord Chancellor must make regulations providing for the immediate repeal of sections 1 to 7.

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28 Apr 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill (Twelfth sitting)

This new clause would require the Government to pilot the removal of the right to elect trial by jury before national implementation, and to report to Parliament on its impact.

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28 Apr 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill (Twelfth sitting)

New Clause 4

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28 Apr 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill (Twelfth sitting)

The new clause is consequential on amendment 16. Amendment 16 would require the Government to pilot the removal of the right to elect trial by jury before national implementation and report to Parliament on its impact. The design of these reforms has not been tested in practice, and there are many different estimations

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28 Apr 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill (Twelfth sitting)

Review of the Feasibility of Two Court Sittings per day

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28 Apr 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill (Twelfth sitting)

The feeling of the organisations and charities that I have spoken to is that everybody in the judiciary should have the opportunity to go through trauma-informed training and training around violence against women and girls, around coercive control and around recognising and identifying racial bias so we can make sure

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28 Apr 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill (Twelfth sitting)

“(1) The Lord Chancellor must, within 12 months beginning on the day on which this Act comes into force, lay before Parliament an independent report into the feasibility of conducting two trials per day in designated court rooms (‘the Scheme’).

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28 Apr 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill (Twelfth sitting)

Me again. The new clauses would require provision for the training of the judiciary and, under new clause 30, for court staff. Each of these clauses focuses on a different area. New clause 8 focuses on discrimination against ethnic minorities, including racial bias and the impact on judicial decision making. New clause

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28 Apr 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill (Twelfth sitting)

(2) The scheme would allow for proceedings in a Crown Court to consist of—

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28 Apr 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill (Twelfth sitting)

(7) The condition is that the number of cases awaiting trial in the Crown Court has in the opinion of the Lord Chancellor reduced to a sufficient extent.

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28 Apr 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill (Twelfth sitting)

(a) a morning session, commencing at 09:00 and concluding at 13:00; and

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28 Apr 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill (Twelfth sitting)

I thank the Minister for her comprehensive response to this group of amendments. We have talked heavily about efficiencies: the shadow Opposition and the Liberal Democrats have put forward alternative measures to improve efficiencies that were not explored in Leveson’s report. I asked Sir Brian if he had explored the c

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28 Apr 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill (Twelfth sitting)

(b) an afternoon session, commencing at 14:00 and concluding at 18:00.

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28 Apr 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill (Twelfth sitting)

(4) The Secretary of State must lay a report on the review before Parliament.

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