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New Members join the Lords

27 January 2011

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Conservative Life peers Lord Magan of Castletown, Lord Grade of Yarmouth and Baroness Jenkin of Kennington took their seats in the House of Lords following short introduction ceremonies at the beginning of business on Thursday 27 January.

The introduction ceremony must take place in the Lords Chamber before each new Member is able to take their seat in the House.

During the ceremony, new Members either swear an oath or solemnly affirm their allegiance to the Queen; they also sign an undertaking to abide by the House of Lords Code of Conduct.

Introductions earlier this week

Monday 24 January

Crossbench Life peer Lord Dannatt, Life peer and former leader of the Plaid Cymru Lord Wigley and Labour Life peer Lord Collins of Highbury

Tuesday 25 January

Liberal Democrat Life peer Lord Hussain, Labour Life peer Baroness Bakewell and Conservative Life peer Baroness Heyhoe Flint 

Wednesday 27 January

Labour Life peers Lord Kestenbaum and Baroness Morgan of Ely

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