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Childcare Payments Act 2014

Hansard References

296.The table below sets out the dates and Hansard references for each stage of the Act's passage through Parliament.

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House of Commons
Introduction5 June 2014Vol. 582, Column 133
Second Reading14 July 2014Vol. 584, Columns 604 to 640
Committee14 October 2014Public Bill Committee on the Childcare Payments Bill
16 October 2014
21 October 2014
23 October 2014
28 October 2014
Report and Third Reading17 November 2014Vol. 588, Columns 66 to 106
House of Lords
Introduction18 November 2014Vol. 757, Column 376
Second Reading9 December 2014Vol. 757, Columns 1800 to 1814
Royal Assent – House of Commons17 December 2014Vol. 589, Column 1423
Royal Assent – House of Lords17 December 2014Vol. 758, Column 165

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