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Minutes for 24 January 2019

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Item number 2
Brexit: negotiations A question was asked by Lord Pearson of Rannoch and answered by Lord Callanan. (at 11:06)
Item number 3
Northern Ireland: devolved government A question was asked by Lord Lexden and answered by Lord Duncan of Springbank. (at 11:14)
Item number 4
Child sexual exploitation: grooming gangs A question was asked by Baroness Cox and answered by Lord Keen of Elie. (at 11:21)
Item number 5
Brexit: insulin supply A question was asked by Lord Roberts of Llandudno and answered by Baroness Manzoor. (at 11:29)
Item number 6
Tenant Fees Bill The bill was returned from the Commons with the amendments agreed to. (at 17:55)
Item number 7
Venezuela A private notice question was asked by Baroness Northover and answered by Baroness Goldie. (at 11:37)
Item number 8
Business of the House Lord Taylor of Holbeach, on behalf of the Lord Privy Seal (Baroness Evans of Bowes Park), moved that the debate on the motion in the name of Lord Scriven set down for today shall be limited to 3 hours and that in the name of Lord Teverson to 2 hours. The motion was agreed to. (at 11:46)
Item number 9
Offensive Weapons Bill Lord Taylor of Holbeach, on behalf of Baroness Williams of Trafford, moved that it be an instruction to the Grand Committee to which the Offensive Weapons Bill has been committed that they consider the bill in the following order: Clause 1 Schedule 1 Clauses 2 to 34Schedule 2 Clauses 35 to 44 Title. The motion was agreed to. (at 11:48)
Item number 10
Brexit: European Union Free Trade Agreements Baroness Fairhead repeated as a ministerial statement the answer given to an Urgent Question in the House of Commons. (at 11:48)
Item number 11
Local authorities: essential services (3-hour debate) Lord Scriven moved that this House takes note of the ability of local authorities across the United Kingdom to deliver essential services to their communities. After debate, the motion was agreed to. (at 12:01)
Item number 12
Philippines A question was asked by Lord Hylton and, after debate, answered by Baroness Goldie. (at 14:57)
Item number 13
Climate change (2-hour debate) Lord Teverson moved that this House takes note of the threats presented by climate change. After debate, the motion was agreed to. (at 15:55)
The House adjourned at 5.55pm until Monday 28 January at 2.30pm.
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