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Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2013

Hansard References

58.The following table sets out the dates and Hansard references for each stage of this Act’s passage through Parliament.

House of Commons
First Reading20 June 2012Volume 546
Column 880
Second Reading13 July 2012Volume 548
Columns 576-616
Committee Stage11-12 September 2012Public Bill Committee for the Scrap Metal Dealers Bill
Report Stage and Third Reading9 November 2012Volume 552
Columns 1142-1195
House of Lords
First Reading12 November 2012Volume 740
Column 1274
Second Reading30 November 2012Volume 741
Columns 408-430
Committee Stage18 January 2013Volume 742
Columns 879-891
Report stage5 February 2013Volume 743
Column 140
Third Reading12 February 2013Volume 743
Column 567
Royal Assent28 February 2013House of Commons – Volume 559 Column 491
House of Lords – Volume 743 Column 1155

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