DebateGeneral CommitteeTuesday, 14 April 202614:00

Courts and Tribunals Bill: Further to consider the Bill

Parliamentary debate

Parliament is reconvening a General Committee to continue detailed scrutiny of the Courts and Tribunals Bill. This stage involves line-by-line examination of the Bill's clauses, allowing MPs to propose amendments and test the government's proposals on court structure, tribunal reform, and access to justice.

This Bill will reshape how courts and tribunals operate across England and Wales, affecting how disputes are resolved, case backlogs are managed, and citizens access the justice system. The changes will have widespread impact on legal costs, court efficiency, and judicial administration nationwide.

Crime & Policing Local Government

MPs most likely to speak

Ms Nusrat GhaniConservative and Unionist Party

Sussex Weald

Prior Courts and Tribunals Bill engagement: 1 debate(s) (30pts); Spoken on crime, local-government (205 times, 40pts); Known positions: local-government: neutral, crime: neutral, crime: supportive (30pts)Voting record

Josh Fenton-GlynnLabour Party

Calder Valley

Prior Courts and Tribunals Bill engagement: 1 debate(s) (30pts); Spoken on crime, local-government (48 times, 40pts); Known positions: crime: supportive, crime: neutral, crime: questioning (30pts)Voting record

Linsey FarnsworthLabour Party

Amber Valley

Prior Courts and Tribunals Bill engagement: 4 debate(s) (40pts); Spoken on crime, local-government (46 times, 40pts); Known positions: crime: supportive, crime: questioning (20pts); Committee: justice committee (20pts)Voting record

Chris PhilpConservative and Unionist Party

Croydon South

Shadow Home Secretary — portfolio topic overlap (35pts); Spoken on crime, local-government (73 times, 40pts); Known positions: crime: opposed, crime: questioning, crime: supportive (30pts)Voting record

Sir Jeremy WrightConservative and Unionist Party

Kenilworth and Southam

Prior Courts and Tribunals Bill engagement: 1 debate(s) (30pts); Spoken on crime, local-government (32 times, 40pts); Known positions: crime: questioning, crime: supportive, crime: opposed (30pts)Voting record

Courts and Tribunals Bill: Further to consider the Bill

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