💰 Steel Industry (Special Measures) Bill (Money)

Commons Chamber

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Parliament has approved funding for the Steel Industry (Special Measures) Bill, allowing the government to cover expenses related to the bill’s implementation. This decision will support the steel industry by ensuring necessary financial resources are available. The bill’s passage marks a significant step in bolstering the sector’s future.

Summary

  • The Steel Industry (Special Measures) Bill was discussed in Parliament.
  • The King’s recommendation was indicated, showing royal support for the bill.
  • A motion was made and immediately voted on under a specific parliamentary rule (Standing Order No. 52(1)(a)).
  • The motion authorized the use of public funds for:
    • Expenses incurred by the Secretary of State related to the Act.
    • Any increase in payments under other Acts due to this new Act.
  • The motion was proposed by Kate Dearden.
  • The vote on the motion was successful, and it was agreed to.

Divisiveness

The transcript provided of the parliamentary session on the Steel Industry (Special Measures) Bill (Money) shows very minimal to no disagreement among the participants. The session appears to be procedural, focusing on a motion for financial authorization related to the bill. The motion is presented and the ‘Question agreed to’ without any recorded debate or opposition, indicating unanimous or near-unanimous agreement. There are no examples of disagreements or differing opinions expressed in the transcript, suggesting a highly consensual atmosphere during this particular session.