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1 Backbench Business Committee List of subjects debated during backbench time in the -14 session Last updated 1 May Date Subject(s) Venue Time allocated (days) Total days (WH days) 8 May 20 th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide (10) 1 May (1) Cervical cancer screening tests and the case of Sophie Jones (epetition) (2) Freedom of thought, conscience and religion around the world (general (9.5) 10 April (1) Statement on the Thirteenth Report from the Public Administration Select Committee, Caught red-handed: why we can t count on Police Recorded Crime statistics, HC 760 (2) Pre-recess adjournment debate (9.5) 10 April Police response to domestic violence (9.5) 3 April (1) Statement on the Fourth Report from the Work and Pensions Select Committee, on support for housing costs in the reformed welfare system, HC 720 (2) Sanctioning of benefit recipients (3) Civil Service reform (general 1 38 (8) 3 April Incapacity benefit (8) 27 March 13 March Background to and implications of the High Court judgment on John Downey (general (1) Statement on the Sixth Report from the Communities and Local Government Committee, on Local government procurement, HC 712 (2) Statement on the Ninth Report from the International Development (7.5) (7.5)
2 Committee, on Democracy and development in Burma, HC 821 (3) Badger cull 13 March Commonwealth Day (7.5) 10 March Stopping female genital mutilation in the UK (e-petition) (7) 6 March (1) Select Committee Statement on the publication of the Ninth Report from the Defence Committee, on Future Army 2020, HC 576 (2) Security situation of women in Afghanistan (3) Welsh affairs (general (6.5) 6 March Contribution of women to the economy (6.5) 27 February (1) Effects of welfare reform on sick and disabled people (e-petition) (2) Parliamentary representation 1 32 (6) 27 February Patient rights and access to NHS data (6) 25 February Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (general 24 February Holiday companies charging extra in school holidays (e-petition) (5.5) 13 February 6 February (1) Normington Report on reform of the Police Federation (2) All-Party Parliamentary Group on Cancer report on cancer priorities in the NHS (general (1) Scotland s place in the UK (general (2) International wildlife crime (general 1 30 (5) 1 29 (5) 6 February Fire sprinkler week (5)
3 4 February Energy company charges for payment other than by direct debit 30 January The 1001 Critical Days manifesto and early childhood development (4.75) 27 January The law on dangerous driving (general 23 January (1) The Shrewsbury 24 (2) Holocaust Memorial Day (general January Payday loan companies (general 16 January (1) Situation in Bangladesh* (general (2) Nuisance calls (general *This replaced a debate on Child neglect and the criminal law, which was withdrawn January Welfare reforms and poverty 9 January 19 December (1) Rural Communities (general (2) Inter-city rail investment (general (1) Publication of a Report by the Transport Committee, on High Speed Rail: on track? HC 851 (2) Pre-recess adjournment debate December Immigration from Bulgaria and Romania December (1) Publication of a Report by the Liaison Committee, on Civil Service: lacking capacity HC 884 (2) Fishing industry (general (3) Ford and Visteon UK Ltd pensioners December Rural communities (general
4 5 December Modern-day slavery (general (1) Publication of the Twenty-fourth Report from the European Scrutiny Committee, on Reforming the European Scrutiny System in the House of Commons, HC 109-I (2) Issues facing small businesses (3) G8 summit on dementia (general (1) Police procedures in dealing with mental health issues (2) Retail and the high street (1) Finances of the House of Commons (general (2) Implementation of new legislation on stalking (3.25) 18 Police procedures in dealing with mental health issues (general 7 Standardised packaging of tobacco products (general (3.25) 5 Reform and infrastructure of the water industry and consumer bills (general 31 October Oversight of the intelligence and security services (3.25) 24 October (1) FCA Redress Scheme for misselling of interest rate swap derivatives (2) Aviation Strategy (general (2.75) 24 October Planning, housing supply and the countryside (2.75) 21 October 17 October (1) Future of the BBC (general (2) State of Natural Capital in England and Wales (1) Defence reforms (2) Funding support for deaf children and young people
5 10 October 12 September (1) Improving levels of adult literacy and numeracy * (2) Funding for local authorities (general *This replaced a debate on free school meals, which was cancelled. (1) Child protection in the UK (general (2) Employment rights (general September UK Trade and Investment September Age-related tax allowances (e-petition) (1.75) 5 September 2 September (1) High-cost credit (general (2) North east independent economic review report (general (1) Publication of the Second Report from the Procedure Committee, Private Members Bills, HC 188 (2) The future for postal services in rural areas (3) All-Party Parliamentary Cycling Group s report Get Britain Cycling (1.25) (1.25) 18 July (1) Publication of the First Report from the Communities and Local Government Committee, on Private rented sector, HC 50 (2) Publication of the Third Report from the Political and Constitutional Reform Committee, on Revisiting Rebuilding the House : the impact of the Wright reforms, HC 82 (3) Economic implications for the UK of an EU-US trade and investment agreement (4) Pre-recess adjournment debate (general (1.25) 18 July UK shale gas development (1.25) 11 July (1) Parliamentary consent to arming of anti-government forces in Syria (0.75)
6 (2) 25 th anniversary of the Piper Alpha disaster (general 11 July (1) Social care reform for working age disabled people (2) Large scale solar arrays (0.75) 4 July (1) NATO (general (2) Use of corporate structures in the UK and money laundering, tax evasion and other financial crime (general (0.25) 27 June 20 June (1) Legal aid reform (general (2) Multinational companies and UK corporation tax (general (1) Carers (general (2) East Coast Main Line franchise (general (0.25) (0.25) 20 June UK contribution to the Non- Proliferation treaty (0.25) 18 June Government s role in supporting peace and development in Sudan and South Sudan (general 13 June 10 th anniversary of the Iraq war (general June (1) Publication of a report from the Public Administration Committee on the Charity Commission (2) Student visas (3) Pollinators and pesticides (general May Mental health (general 1 1
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