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Financial Services and Markets Bill

Government Bill · started in the Lords

A Bill to make provision about the regulation of financial services and markets; and for connected purposes.

Where it is

Lords · Committee stage

What happens next

Lords report stage · Monday 7 September

The route

In the Lords

  1. 1st reading19 May
  2. 2nd reading8 Jun
  3. Committee stagehere22 Jun6 sittings
  4. Report stage7 Sept2 sittings
  5. 3rd reading

In the Commons

  1. 1st reading
  2. 2nd reading
  3. Committee stage
  4. Report stage
  5. 3rd reading

Between the Houses

  1. Consideration of amendments
  2. Royal Assent

In the House

  • Monday 7 September

    Financial Services and Markets Bill - report stage (day 1)

    Lords·Main Chamber
  • Wednesday 9 September

    Financial Services and Markets Bill - report stage (day 2)

    Lords·Main Chamber
  • Tuesday 15 September

    Financial Services and Markets Bill – third reading

    Lords·Main Chamber

From Parliament's calendar, which carries the venue, the time and any cancellation — the full order of business.

What we've written

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Every stage on the record (4)
  • Lords1st reading19 May
  • Lords2nd reading8 Jun
  • LordsCommittee stage22 Jun + 5
  • LordsReport stage7 Sept + 1

How this works

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