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Type Bills Completed Rate
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Committee 10 10 100.0%
Hybrid 1 1 100.0%
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SP Bill 77

Civil Appeals (Scotland) Bill

Type
Member's
Sponsor
Ingram, Adam
Stage records
2
Inferred status
Stopped/fell
Matched timetable motions
1
Pace

From first stage (29 Sep 2006) to latest (20 Dec 2006): 82 days across 2 stages. ~148 days faster than the chamber median (230). In progress

Stage timeline

  1. Introduced
    29 Sep 2006 · Watch on SPTV ↗
  2. Stage 1
    20 Dec 2006 · 82 days since prior stage (median 147) · Watch on SPTV ↗

Bureau motions that timetabled this bill

Designation of Lead Committee 04 Oct 2006
S2M-04910 · Parliamentary Bureau
That the Parliament agrees that the Justice 2 Committee be designated as the lead committee in consideration of the Civil Appeals (Scotland) Bill at Stage 1.\r