DebateGeneral CommitteeTuesday, 28 April 202614:00

Courts and Tribunals Bill: Further to consider the Bill

Parliamentary debate

Parliament is reconvening in General Committee to continue detailed examination of the Courts and Tribunals Bill. This is the second or further consideration of the Bill, where MPs scrutinise specific clauses, amendments, and provisions affecting the court system and tribunal structures across the UK.

The Courts and Tribunals Bill affects access to justice, court efficiency, and how legal disputes are resolved for millions of citizens and businesses. Changes to court procedures and tribunal arrangements have national importance for the administration of justice and can impact court backlogs, legal costs, and people's ability to pursue claims.

Crime & Policing Local Government

MPs most likely to speak

Amanda HackLabour Party

North West Leicestershire

Prior Courts and Tribunals Bill engagement: 5 debate(s) (40pts); Spoken on crime, local-government (61 times, 40pts); Known positions: crime: supportive, local-government: questioning (20pts)Voting record

Sir Ashley FoxConservative and Unionist Party

Bridgwater

Prior Courts and Tribunals Bill engagement: 1 debate(s) (30pts); Spoken on crime, local-government (102 times, 40pts); Known positions: crime: opposed, crime: supportive, crime: questioning (30pts); Committee: justice committee (20pts)Voting record

Kim JohnsonLabour Party

Liverpool Riverside

Prior Courts and Tribunals Bill engagement: 1 debate(s) (30pts); Spoken on crime, local-government (61 times, 40pts); Known positions: crime: opposed, crime: questioning, crime: supportive (30pts)Voting record

Alex McIntyreLabour Party

Gloucester

Prior Courts and Tribunals Bill engagement: 9 debate(s) (40pts); Spoken on crime, local-government (42 times, 40pts); Known positions: crime: supportive, crime: questioning (20pts)Voting record

Bell Ribeiro-AddyLabour Party

Clapham and Brixton Hill

Prior Courts and Tribunals Bill engagement: 1 debate(s) (30pts); Spoken on crime, local-government (36 times, 40pts); Known positions: crime: opposed, crime: supportive, local-government: questioning (30pts)Voting record

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