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The Government has tabled a motion to allow two public bill committees for Private Members' Bills to sit at the same time. Standing Orders normally only allow one PMB committee at a time.

BRIEFING: Assisted dying bill - What will happen at today's debate? Today's the day: Will MPs pass the bill and send it to the Lords, or reject it? Our briefing explains all the procedures, votes and events that will shape today's debate. Read more 🔗 buff.ly/7Kftm5h

If you are following the #AssistedDying bill debate today, our briefing breaks down what to expect — from key votes to procedural steps and the order of debate.

Decision time - Maps are now voting on the Third Reading of the #AssistedDyingBill

🎙️ New episode alert! A landmark moment: the #AssistedDying bill clears the Commons. Our procedural guru Paul Evans joins us to unpack the politics, process & next steps in the House of Lords. Listen now! buff.ly/OZklJAa

Thank you to Mark Darcy and Ruth Fox at the Hansard Society for inviting Sarah Wollaston and I onto their Parliament Matters podcast to discuss health and Parliament - and rebellions! Episode out this Friday >>>

🚨 The Universal Credit & PIP Bill isn’t just up for 2nd Reading next week. The Government is cramming Committee, Report & 3rd Reading into 1 day the week after (so much for intervals between stages...) So if they pull the Bill they will have 2 days of Commons business to fill.

Parliament and health policy - in our latest Pod, Ruth Fox and I join Sarah Wollaston and Steve Brine of Prevention is the new cure to discuss how the Commons deals with NHS issues (and the gentle art of MP rebellion…) podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/par…

🎙️ New episode alert! Former MPs and Commons Health Select Committee chairs Sarah Wollaston and Steve Brine of Prevention is the new cure join us to discuss Parliament and the NHS, from GP surgeries to MP surgeries... 🎧 buff.ly/jH3JnLY

This was a really interesting - and fun - discussion. Sarah, on the comparison between GP surgeries and MP surgeries: I thought it was extraordinary how similar my surgeries were.... except nobody took their clothes off! Also good on Select Cmtts, Treasury power & rebellion

#OnThisDay 1836 Hansard gave an insight into some of the people who kept the 19thC House of Commons running, with a debate on the salaries of the door-keepers, waiting-room attendant and deputy house-keeper. For more on the 19thC Commons staff, see victoriancommons.wordpress.com/2021/07/26/hal…

📣 What’s on Parliament's agenda this week? 🗓️ Get the latest news in our Parliament Matters Bulletin — your day-by-day guide to key debates, decisions, and developments in both Houses. 📩 Subscribe and get it delivered to your inbox every Sunday. 👉 buff.ly/lNLrR4K

There's a debate on an unspecified Statutory Instrument related to terrorism on Wed. The procedure is explained in our Parliament Matters Bulletin. It's the 3rd item of main business after MPs vote for an Armed Forces Commissioner & to keep a standing army!

On the day the chief whip risks being outfoxed.... what a picture

This evening in Downing Street I will sit down with the Prime Minister to record his only in-depth broadcast interview to mark one year in power for “Political Thinking with Nick Robinson”. It’s been in the diary for many weeks. I’ll be asking him what he’s learned from the past

An amendment paper for the universal credit and PIP Bill has been published. 11 amendments and 1 new clause tabled by the Government including a change to the Bill's title publications.parliament.uk/pa/bills/cbill…

⚖️🚨 My Private Members Bill, the Courts (Remote Hearings) Bill, has today passed its Committee Stage and will go on to its Third Reading in the Commons soon. Thanks to all those who've supported this important reform so far and to the Minister Sarah Sackman KC MP for her support!

🚨 New episode out now! - Why is Keir Starmer struggling with parliamentary management? - New polling reveals the public's desire for bolder House of Lords reform. - Faith and politics collide over the assisted dying bill 🎧 Listen on your favourite podcast app:

"Putin sees what everyone else sees: Slowly, the U.S. is switching sides" theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…