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Hey team.
Planning is the big topic this week.
On Thursday, MPs debate the government's bill to cut red tape and speed up house building, which is back from the Lords.
Otherwise, we have a couple of ten minute rule motions.
One is on how to use frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine, and the other is about road safety outside schools.
And Wednesday is another Opposition Day.
The Tories will have a chance to set the agenda.
Until next week. In the meantime, feel free to tweet me, or just reply to this email.
Sebastian (@sebastiansalek)
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MONDAY 10 NOVEMBER
No votes scheduled
TUESDAY 11 NOVEMBER
Russian Frozen Assets (Seizure and Aid to Ukraine) Bill
Requires the government to publish recommendations on how frozen Russian assets could be used to fund military, reconstruction, and humanitarian work in Ukraine. Ten minute rule motion presented by Calum Miller.
WEDNESDAY 12 NOVEMBER
Road Safety (Schools) Bill
Requires councils to have a road safety plan for every school. Ten minute rule motion presented by Jenny Riddell-Carpenter.
THURSDAY 13 NOVEMBER
Planning and Infrastructure Bill – consideration of Lords amendments
Applies to: England, Wales, Scotland (part), Northern Ireland (part)
Aims to speed up building of houses and infrastructure. Measures include allowing more planning applications to be decided by council officers rather than planning committees, reducing energy bills for people who live near pylons, and updating the guidance on how applications for major infrastructure projects are decided every five years.
Draft bill (PDF) / Commons Library briefing
FRIDAY 14 NOVEMBER
No votes scheduled
LAST WEEK'S VOTES
Passed
- Public Office (Accountability) Bill – goes to committee
- Fertility Treatment (Right to Time Off) Bill – goes to second reading
- Ferry Services (Integration and Regulation) Bill – goes to second reading
- Employment Rights Bill – goes back to Lords
- Public Authorities (Fraud, Error and Recovery) Bill – goes back to Lords
Click here to read details of the bills in last week's newsletter.
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