Parliamentary Papers

HONOURS:

Sale of Honours (Prohibition):

Bill to make illegal any arrangement or agreement concluded with the object of recommending the conferring of any title or honour upon any person in return for a donation to a political party fund; 1927 (73) iii. 531.

HORSES:

Exportation:

Bill to amend the law with respect to the exportation of horses; 1927 (93) i.

653.

Similar Bill (No. 2); 1927 (104) i. 657.

National Stud Farm. See Finance (Trading Accounts).

HOURS. See Factories (Annual Report).

HOUSE OF COMMONS:

I. BILL:

Attendance:

Bill to render vacant the representation of any constituency which has not been represented in the House of Commons for a period of twelve months, unless special leave of absence has been granted by the House of Commons; 1927 (105) ii. 125.

II. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES :

Kitchen Committee:

Special Report from the Select Committee on the House of Commons Kitchen and Refreshment Rooms; 1927 (62) v. 1173.

Procedure:

Report from the Select Committee on Procedure (Unofficial Members' Business), with proceedings, evidence, and appendix; 1927 (102) vi. 713.

Publications and Debates:

Report from the Select Committee on Publications and Debates, 1927, with proceedings, evidence, appendices, and index; 1927 (135) vi. 755. III. PAPERS:

Business of the House:

Return showing with reference to Session 1927 the total number of days on which the House sat; and the days on which Business of Supply was considered (in continuation of No. 164 of 1926); 1927 (131) xix. 1.

Closure of Debate (Standing Order No. 26):

Return respecting the Closure of Debate in the House and in Committee of the Whole House, and in Standing Committees, during Session 1927 (in continuation of No. 165 of 1926); 1927 (132) xix. 7.

Money Bills, Certificates of:

List of Bills which have been certified by the Speaker as Money Bills, under the Parliament Act, and a list of Finance Bills passed by the House of Commons since the coming into operation of the Parliament Act which have not been so certified; 1927 (89) xix. 3.

Public Bills:

Return of the Number of Public Bills, distinguishing Government from other Bills, introduced into this House, or brought from the House of Lords, during Session 1927, showing the Number which received the Royal Assent; the Number which were passed by this House, but not by the House of Lords; the Number passed by the House of Lords, but not by this House; and distinguishing the Stages at which Bills were Dropped or Postponed and Rejected in either House of Parliament (in continuation of No. (0.005) of Session 1926); 1927 (0.001). xix. 63.

HOUSE OF COMMONS:-cont.

III. PAPERS:-cont.

Private Bills and Private Business:

Return of the Number of Private Bills, Hybrid Bills, and Bills for Confirming Provisional Orders introduced into the House of Commons, and brought from the House of Lords, and of Acts passed in Session 1927; of all the Private, Hybrid, and Provisional Order Bills which have been reported on by Committees on Opposed Private Bills, or by Committees nominated partly by the House and partly by the Committee of Selection; of all Private Bills and Provisional Order Bills which have been referred by the Committee of Selection, or by the General Committee on Railway and Canal Bills, to the Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means; with the Names of the Members who served on each Committee; the Number of Days on which each Committee sat, and the Number of Days on which each Member attended; and of the Number of Private, Hybrid, and Provisional Order Bills Withdrawn (in continuation of No. (0.004) of Session 1926; 1927 (0.005) xix. 45.

Public Petitions:

Return of the Number of Public Petitions Presented and Printed in Session 1927; with the Total Number of Signatures in that Year (in continuation of No. (0.001) of Session 1926); 1927 (0.002) xix. 71. Select Committees:

Return of the Number of Select Committees appointed in Session 1927 and the Court of Referees; the Subjects of Inquiry; the Names of the Members appointed to serve on each and of the Chairman of each; the Number of Days each Committee met, and the Number of Days each Member attended; the Total Expense of the Attendance of Witnesses at each Select Committee, and the Name of the Member who moved for such Select Committee; also the Total Number of Members who served on Select Committees (in continuation of No. (0.002) of Session 1926); 1927 (0.003) xix. 73.

Standing Committees:

Return for Session 1927, of the total number and the Names of all Members (including and distinguishing Chairmen) who have been appointed to serve on one or more of the six Standing Committees appointed under Standing Order No. 47, showing, with regard to each of such Members, the Number of Sittings at which he was present and the Number of Divisions in which he took part; and the Number of Bills considered by all and by each of the Standing Committees, the Number of Days on which each Committee sat, and the Names of all Bills considered by a Standing Committee, distinguishing where a Bill was a Government Bill or was brought from the House of Lords, and showing, in the case of each Bill, the particular Standing Committee by whom it was considered, the Number of Days on which it was considered by the Committee, and the Number of Members present on each of those days (in continuation of Parliamentary Paper No. (0.003) of Session 1926); 1927 (0.004) xix. 85.

Standing Orders:

Part I.-Public Business; Part II.-Private Business; with table of fees, and Index; 1927 (134) xix.

97.

See also Empire Marketing Board.

IMPERIAL PREFERENCE. See Customs (Annual Report).

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. See Customs. Statistics. Trade.

INCOME AND EXPENDITURE. See Finance. Revenue.

INDIA-INDIA OFFICE. See East India.

INDUSTRIES-INDUSTRIAL.

Accidents; Dangerous industries; Diseases. See Factories (Annual Report).

Assurance. See Assurance.

Conditions in Canada and U.S.A. See Labour.

Disputes. See Labour (Annual Report) and the Industry involved. Provident Societies. See Friendly Societies.

Research. See Research.

Rural Industries. See Development Commission. Agriculture (S.) (Annual Report).

INFANTS. See Children. Health, Public (Annual Report).

INFECTIOUS DISEASES. See Health, Public (Annual Report).

INLAND REVENUE:

Seventieth Report, for the year 1926-27; 1927 [Cmd. 2989] x. 781.
See also Customs. Finance. Revenue.

INQUESTS. See Judicial Statistics (Criminal).

INSECTS AND PESTS:

I. BILL:

Destructive Insects and Pests:

Bill [passed, cap. 32] to amend the Destructive Insects and Pests Acts,
1877 to 1907; 1927 (100) i. 511.

II. REPORT OF COMMITTEE:

Destructive Insects and Pests Bill:

Report and proceedings of Standing Committee D; 1927 (114) v. 799.
III. PAPER:

Destructive Insects and Pests Bill:

Memorandum on proposed financial resolution; 1927 [Cmd. 2834] xix.
561.

See also Agriculture (S.). (Annual Report).

INSANITY. See Lunacy.

INSURANCE:

Bill to extend maternity benefits to mothers in cases of miscarriage, and
for purposes connected therewith. [Not printed]; 1927 (30) ii. 411.
II. REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS:

International Arrangements (Ireland):

Report of the National Health Insurance (International Arrangements)
Board to the Joint Committee and to the Irish Insurance Commis-
sioners; 1927 [Cmd. 2965] xi. 829.

III. ACCOUNTS:

Insurance Fund Accounts:

Accounts of the National Health Insurance Funds for the year 1925 with
the report of the Comptroller and Auditor-General; 1927 (42) xiii. 345.
Account (Final) of the Irish Health Insurance Fund, for the three
months ended 31 March, 1922 (in continuation of H.C. No. 14 of 1924);
1927 (13) xii. 313.

Appendix. Approved Societies' and Insurance Committees' receipts and
payments in 1924; 1927 [Cmd. 2850] xiii. 337.

National Debt Account:

Account showing the nature and amount of the securities held by the
National Debt Commissioners at 31 December, 1926, as investments
for Moneys, forming part of the National Health Insurance Fund,
paid over to them by the Insurance Commissioners for England, Wales
and Scotland, respectively, under the Act of 1911, and as investments
for moneys of the "Central Fund" established under the National
Health Insurance Act, 1918; 1927 (59) xiii. 387.

See also Health, Public (Annual Report).

INSURANCE, NATIONAL UNEMPLOYMENT:

I. BILL:

Unemployment Insurance:

Bill [passed, cap. 30] to amend the Unemployment Insurance Acts, 1920 to 1926; 1927 (190) iii. 909.

Same (amended in Committee); 1927 (210) iii. 935.

II. ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS:

Accounts:

Accounts showing the Nature and Amount of the Securities held by the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt at 31 March, 1927, as Investments for Moneys, forming part of the Unemployment Fund, paid over to them by the Ministry of Labour; 1927 (59) xiii. 387.

Unemployment Fund Account:

Account of the Unemployment Fund established under section 14 (1) of the Act of 1920, showing the receipts and payments during the period July, 1925, to July, 1926, with the report of the Comptroller and Auditor-General; 1927 (40) xiii. 389.

Unemployment Insurance Bill:

Report by the Government Actuary on the financial provisions of the Bill; 1927 [Cmd. 2966] xix. 861.

Memorandum on the expenditure likely to be incurred under the financial resolution relating to Clause XI; 1927 [Cmd. 2974] xix. 869.

Effect of the Bill on the number of persons drawing benefit; 1927 [Cmd. 2987] xix. 873.

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Parliamentary Papers, Volume 27