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Finance (No 2) Bill. Second reading debate. Amendment disagreed to on division (199 to 289). Main question agreed to on division (288 to 199). Ordered that a) Clauses 13 to 15, 26, 61, 91 and 106, Schedule 14 and new clauses relating to section 18 of the Inheritance Tax Act 1984 shall be committed to a Committee of the Whole House b) the remainder of the Bill shall be committed to a Standing Committee c) when the provisions of the Bill considered, respectively by the Committee of the Whole House and by the Standing Committee have been reported to the House, the Bill shall be proceeded with as if it had been reported as a whole to the House from the Standing Committee.
Finance (No 2) Bill. Second reading debate. Amendment disagreed to on division (199 to 289). Main question agreed to on division (288 to 199). Ordered that a) Clauses 13 to 15, 26, 61, 91 and 106, Schedule 14 and new clauses relating to section 18 of the Inheritance Tax Act...
Gladly, providing that the hon. Gentleman is quicker than earlier.
Gladly, providing that the hon. Gentleman is quicker than earlier.
It is a genuine pleasure to sum up our thoughtful debate on behalf of Her Majesty’s Opposition. In the time available, I shall do my best to deal with the points made by the participants in our proceedings. The Chief Secretary had a gentler run-out than he did in the...
It is a genuine pleasure to sum up our thoughtful debate on behalf of Her Majesty’s Opposition. In the time available, I shall do my best to deal with the points made by the participants in our proceedings. The Chief Secretary had a gentler run-out than he did in the...
I am sure that the whole House will appreciate that extremely important nuance. My hon. Friend the Member for Gosport (Peter Viggers) pointed to a number of deficiencies in the record of the Government and the Chancellor. He was particularly critical of the Government’s proposals on trusts—the theme arose again—and...
I am sure that the whole House will appreciate that extremely important nuance. My hon. Friend the Member for Gosport (Peter Viggers) pointed to a number of deficiencies in the record of the Government and the Chancellor. He was particularly critical of the Government’s proposals on trusts—the theme arose again—and...
The hon. Lady will have heard from the speech by the shadow Chief Secretary, my hon. Friend the Member for Chipping Barnet (Mrs. Villiers), that we do not believe that the scheme should be abolished, because of the good work that it has achieved and we intend to table amendments...
The hon. Lady will have heard from the speech by the shadow Chief Secretary, my hon. Friend the Member for Chipping Barnet (Mrs. Villiers), that we do not believe that the scheme should be abolished, because of the good work that it has achieved and we intend to table amendments...
We all know that the Government are short of speakers in this debate, but as the hon. Gentleman continues ad nauseam with his list, will he let the House know how many of the measures that he is reading out are actually in the Bill that we are supposed to...
We all know that the Government are short of speakers in this debate, but as the hon. Gentleman continues ad nauseam with his list, will he let the House know how many of the measures that he is reading out are actually in the Bill that we are supposed to...