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Civil Aviation Act 2012

Hansard References

323.The following table sets out the dates and Hansard references for each stage of this Act’s passage through Parliament.

StageDateHansard reference
House of Commons
Introduction19 January 2012Vol. 538 Col. 908
Second Reading30 January 2012Vol. 539 Col. 566-647
Committee21 February 2012Proceedings of Public Bill Committee on Civil Aviation Bill
23 February 2012
28 February 2012
1 March 2012
6 March 2012
8 March 2012
13 March 2012
Report25 April 2012Vol. 543 Cols. 979-1066
Third Reading22 May 2012Vol. 545 Cols. 1081- 1097
House of Lords
Introduction23 May 2012Vol. 737 Col. 789
Second Reading13 June 2012Vol. 737 Cols. 1364-1410
Grand Committee27 June 2012Vol. 738 Cols. GC 125-168
2 JulyVol. 738 Cols. GC 239-290
4 July 2012Vol. 738 GC 347-392
9 July 2012Vol. 738 Cols. GC 459-500.
Report7 November 2012Vol. 740 Cols. 996-1067
Third Reading13 November 2012Vol.740 Col. 1401
Commons consideration of Lords amendments20 November 2012Vol. 553 Cols. 498-508
Royal Assent19 December 2012Lords: Vol.741 Col. 1543
Commons: Vol.555 Col. 891

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