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Armed Forces (Service Complaints Commissioner) Regulations 2007

Debates on delegated legislation on Tuesday, 20 November 2007, in the House of Lords, led by Baroness Taylor of Bolton. The answering member was Lord Astor of Hever.
Draft SI on Armed Forces (Service Complaints Commissioner). Lords debate on a motion to consider. Agreed to on question. Debated with draft SI on Armed Forces (Redress of Individual Grievances). Grand Committee held in the Moses Room.

About these Parliamentary proceedings

Reference

696 c1-10GC 

Session

2007-08

Department

Ministry of Defence

Chamber / Committee

House of Lords Grand Committee
Armed Forces (Redress of Individual Grievances) Regulations 2007
Tuesday, 20 November 2007
Parliamentary proceedings
House of Lords
Armed Forces (Redress of Individual Grievances) Regulations 2007
Monday, 22 October 2007
Statutory instruments
House of Lords
House of Commons
Armed Forces (Service Complaints Commissioner) Regulations 2007
Monday, 8 October 2007
Statutory instruments
House of Lords
House of Commons

Proceeding contributions

Lord Addington | 696 c7GC (Link to this contribution) I am slightly more positive about these regulations than the noble Lord, Lord Astor. Virtually all t...
Viscount Slim | 696 c8GC (Link to this contribution) I, too, have just two or three questions, and I should like to thank the Minister for the very good ...

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Baroness Taylor of Bolton | 696 c8-10GC (Link to this contribution) I thank everyone for their contributions, and will try to answer the points that have been made. We ...
Lord Craig of Radley | 696 c7-8GC (Link to this contribution) I thank the Minister for that helpful explanation. I have just a couple of questions for clarificati...
Baroness Taylor of Bolton | 696 c1-5GC (Link to this contribution) rose to move, That the Grand Committee do report to the House that it has considered the Armed Force...
Lord Astor of Hever | 696 c5-7GC (Link to this contribution) I thank the Minister for introducing these two regulations which are, of course, interdependent. In ...
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