Lords Seek Rule Change For Shorter Parliamentary Days
The Lord Chancellor proposes limiting daily public business in Westminister Hall to end around four, with notices of motions respected, while the Duke of Norfolk supports the plan though expects not to undo already given notices. The government discusses shifting sessions to start at four thirty after holidays.
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Debtors relief delayed as insolvency act debated in parliament
Sir Samuel Romilly tabled a petition from seventy five debtors confined for debt demanding speedier operation of the Insolvent Debtors Act. Delays since Royal Assent were blamed on appointment gaps and court logistics, with debates on judge salary and process timing continuing as MPs urged faster hearings and broader access to relief.
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