SESSION 1927. Clause 1: Amendment proposed in page 1, line 22, to add "That the Clause, as amended, stand part of the Bill." Clause 2: "That the Clause, as amended, stand part of the Bill." Clause 3: Amendment proposed in page 3, line 19, to leave out words: "That the words proposed to be left out down to the word 'sum,' 111 line 21, stand part of the Clause." Clause 3: Amendment proposed in page 3, line 21, to insert words: "That those words be there inserted.' Clause 3: Amendment proposed in page 3, line 21, to insert words: "That those words be there inserted." RETURN RESPECTING APPLICATION OF STANDING ORDER DURING SESSION 1927. F. WILLIAMS WYNN, Principal Clerk of Committees and Private Bills. 22nd November Sheriff Courts and Legal Officers (Scotland) Bill. Clause 7: Mr. Buchanan. Amendment proposed, in page 3, line 15, at the end, to insert words: "That those words be there inserted." Chairman's assent withheld. (64960) Wt. 20819-3389 375 2/28 H. St. G. 17 1927. Committee Office, December 20th, 1927. RETURN to an Order of the Honourable The House of Commons, RETURN" of the number of PRIVATE BILLS, HYBRID BILLS, "Of all the PRIVATE BILLS, HYBRID BILLS, and Bills for confirming Provisional Orders which, in Session 1927, 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, together with the names of the selected Members who served on each Committee; the first and also the last day of the sitting of each Committee; the number of days on which each Committee sat; the number of days on which each selected Member has served; the number of days occupied by each Bill in Committee; the Bills the Preambles of which were reported to have been proved; the Bills the Preambles of which were reported to have been not proved; and, in the case of Bills for confirming Provisional Orders, whether the Provisional Orders ought or ought not to be confirmed:" "Of all PRIVATE BILLS and Bills for confirming Provisional Orders which, in Session 1927, have been referred by the Committee of Selection to the Committee on Unopposed Bills together with the names of the Members who served on the Committee; the number of days on which the Committee sat; and the number of days on which each Member was summoned and on which each Member attended: " "And, of the Number of PRIVATE BILLS, HYBRID BILLS, and Bills for confirming Provisional Orders withdrawn or not proceeded with by the parties, those Bills being specified which have been referred to Committees and dropped during the sittings of the Committee (in continuation of Parliamentary Paper No. 0.004 of Session 1926)." (The Chairman of Ways and Means.) 1927. Printed by HIS MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE PRESS, 11-17, Hare Street, E.2. INDEX of MEMBERS' NAMES, with a Reference to the GROUP or COMMITTEE on which they Served. * Indicates that the Member served on the Joint Committee of Lords and Commons on the OUSE DRAINAGE BILL. (See p. 11.) Indicates that the Mem er served on the Select Committee on the MERCANTILE MARINE MEMORIAL BILL. (See p. 11.) § Indicates that the Member served on the Select Committee on the CROWN LANDS (No. 2) BILL. (See p. 12.) Indicates that the Member served on the Select Committee on the POST OFFICE (SITES) BILL. (See p 13.) |