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Coroners and Justice Act 2009

Hansard References

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

StageDateHansard reference
House of Commons
Introduction14 January 2009Vol 486 Col 230
Second Reading26 January 2009Vol 487 Col 26-125
Committee3 February 2009Hansard Public Bill Committee Coroners and Justice Bill
5 February 2009
10 February 2009
24 February 2009
26 February 2009
3 March 2009
5 March 2009
10 March 2009
Report23 March 2009Vol 490 Col 52-140
Report and Third Reading24 March 2009Vol 490 Col 188-274
House of Lords
Introduction25 March 2009Vol 709 Col 660
Second Reading18 May 2009Vol 710 Col 1204-1302
Committee9 June 2009Vol 711 Col 558-628
10 June 2009Vol 711 Col 682-734
23 June 2009Vol 711 Col 1463-1570
30 June 2009Vol 712 Col 119-214
7 July 2009Vol 712 Col 569-664
9 July 2009Vol 712 Col 790-866
13 July 2009Vol 712 Col 941-1036
15 July 2009Vol 712 Col 1184-1260
21 July 2009Vol 712 Col 1526-1580
Report21 October 2009Vol 713 Col 709-802
26 October 2009Vol 713 Col 981-1094
28 October 2009Vol 713 Col 1169-1263
29 October 2009Vol 713 Col 1278-1316
Third Reading5 November 2009Vol 714 Col 380-426
Consideration of Amendments
Commons consideration of Lords amendments9 November 2009Vol 499 Col 51-130
Lords consideration of Commons reasons and amendments11 November 2009Vol 714 Col 823-872
Commons consideration of Lords reasons and amendments12 November 2009Vol 499 Col 370-388
Royal Assent – 12 November 2009House of Commons Hansard Vol 499 Col 418
House of Lords Hansard Vol 714 Col 918

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