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Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords. Committee for Privileges.

  • Barony of AmpthillBarony of Ampthill
  • Barony of StrangeBarony of Strange
  • Code of conduct and members' interestsCode of conduct and members' interests
  • Earldom of Annandale and HartfellEarldom of Annandale and Hartfell
  • Fauconberg, Darcy de Knayth and Meinill BaroniesFauconberg, Darcy de Knayth and Meinill Baronies
  • Margaret Haig Viscountess RhonddaMargaret Haig Viscountess Rhondda
  • Minutes of evidence given before the Committee of Privileges to whom the petitions of Sir Jacob Astley, baronet, and of Henry Le Strange Styleman Le Strange, Esquire, respectively claiming to be co-heirs to the title and dignity of Baron Hastings, were reMinutes of evidence given before the Committee of Privileges to whom the petitions of Sir Jacob Astley, baronet, and of Henry Le Strange Styleman Le Strange, Esquire, respectively claiming to be co-heirs to the title and dignity of Baron Hastings, were re
  • Peerages in abeyancePeerages in abeyance
  • Report by the Committee for Privileges on parliamentary privilege and mental health legislationReport by the Committee for Privileges on parliamentary privilege and mental health legislation
  • Report by the Committee for Privileges on the petition of the Irish peersReport by the Committee for Privileges on the petition of the Irish peers
  • Whether the House of Lords Bill (as amended on report) would, if enacted, breach the provisions of the Treaty of Union between England and ScotlandWhether the House of Lords Bill (as amended on report) would, if enacted, breach the provisions of the Treaty of Union between England and Scotland
  • Whether the House of Lords bill(as amended on report) would, if enacted, affect the right of those hereditary peers who have answered to their writ of summons before the bill receives royal assent to continue to sit and vote throughout the parliament in wWhether the House of Lords bill(as amended on report) would, if enacted, affect the right of those hereditary peers who have answered to their writ of summons before the bill receives royal assent to continue to sit and vote throughout the parliament in w