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Prepayment meters and fuel poverty debated by MPs, 20 January c.10pm
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Prepayment meters and fuel poverty: Adjournment Debate
Due to take place Monday 20th January at c.10.00pm* in the House of Commons Chamber
About Adjournment Debates:
There is a half-hour adjournment debate at the end of each day’s sitting. Members apply for an adjournment debate to the Speakers Office.
The MP who tabled the relevant adjournment debate is called to speak and a Minister will reply. The MP has no right of response, but can intervene in the Minister’s speech if he or she is willing to allow it (called ‘giving way’).
How to watch:
The Questions can be viewed on Parliament TV (Silverlight or Windows Media Player required to stream TV): Player
Transcripts of proceedings in the House of Commons Chamber are available three hours after they happen in Todays Commons Debates
* It may begin later if any Urgent Questions or Statements are granted on the day, as Parliamentary business is subject to change.
Thanks
DOT
We have posted this on the Gas and Electricity board because we thought some of you might be interested in the topic of debate. We encourage discussion and comments concerning the topic or content of this thread.
Prepayment meters and fuel poverty: Adjournment Debate
Due to take place Monday 20th January at c.10.00pm* in the House of Commons Chamber
About Adjournment Debates:
There is a half-hour adjournment debate at the end of each day’s sitting. Members apply for an adjournment debate to the Speakers Office.
The MP who tabled the relevant adjournment debate is called to speak and a Minister will reply. The MP has no right of response, but can intervene in the Minister’s speech if he or she is willing to allow it (called ‘giving way’).
How to watch:
The Questions can be viewed on Parliament TV (Silverlight or Windows Media Player required to stream TV): Player
Transcripts of proceedings in the House of Commons Chamber are available three hours after they happen in Todays Commons Debates
* It may begin later if any Urgent Questions or Statements are granted on the day, as Parliamentary business is subject to change.
Thanks
DOT
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