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Superannuation Bill: committee stage

11 November 2010 (updated on 11 November 2010)

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The Superannuation Bill started its committee stage - the line-by-line examination of the Bill – in the House of Lords on Wednesday 10 November.

Lord Wallace of Saltaire, government spokesperson for the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, introduced the debate.

Members discussed and agreed amendments to clause 1: Consents required for civil service compensation scheme modifications; clause 2: Limits on value of benefits provided under civil service compensation; clause 3: Final Provisions; and the title of the Bill.

A list of all proposals for changes to the Bill are published in a marshalled list of amendments on the day before the Bill stage:

Further information

Committee stage involves the detailed line-by-line examination of the separate parts - clauses and schedules - of the Bill. Any Member of the Lords can take part.

Committee stage can last for one or two days to eight or more. It usually starts no fewer than two weeks after the second reading.