- Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill — Dame Meg Hillier has tabled NC1 at Committee stage in the Lords, a new clause providing that "No health professional shall raise assisted dying first". The amendment introduces a prohibition on clinician-initiated discussion of the assistance pathway. Valerie Vaz has separately tabled NC5 and NC6, covering civil procedure and probate implications of assisted deaths, and a duty on a board (identity unspecified in the operative text) to consult communities.
- Public Office (Accountability) Bill — Maria Eagle has tabled NC1 at Report stage in the Commons, requiring a "post-legislative assessment of the legal duty of candour for public authorities and public officials". Jess Brown-Fuller's NC4 addresses "conduct of public authorities and access to legal aid for seriously injured survivors who are participating in inquests or inquiries". The Secretary of State for Justice, Mr David Lammy, has tabled NC8 on "information contained in public records"; this is the only front-bench amendment in today's papers.
- Representation of the People Bill — Richard Burgon has tabled NC54 at Report stage, titled "Declaration of gifts and benefits". Gareth Snell's NC53 concerns the meaning of "controlled expenditure" in third-party campaigning. Justin Madders has tabled NC51 on the "status of the Campaign Code and enforcement of the Advertising Code". All three amendments engage the bill's provisions on political expenditure and transparency, though operative details beyond the clause headings are not supplied in the data.
- Courts and Tribunals Bill — Jess Brown-Fuller has tabled three new clauses at Report stage: NC4 requiring a "review of the feasibility of two court sittings per day", NC16 on a "remote court participation strategy", and NC9 mandating "judicial training: domestic abuse". Each introduces a subject area not presently in the bill.
- Health Bill — Helen Morgan has tabled three new clauses at Committee stage, including NC57 imposing a "duty as respects waiting times for women's health", NC59 on "independence of appointments", and NC55 requiring "NHS front-line services: visits". The bill's long title permits general provision about health and social care; the amendments specify new statutory duties.
- Armed Forces Bill — Josh Babarinde has tabled NC18 at Report stage, requiring a "report on disregard of armed forces compensation in means-tested benefits". Helen Maguire's NC24 calls for a "review of Schedules 1 and 2 of the Armed Forces Act 2006" (the disciplinary offences schedules). Ian Roome's NC19 addresses "national standards, funding and monitoring of the Armed Forces Covenant duty".
Watch whether the Public Office Bill amendments on legal aid and candour assessment survive division, and whether the Terminally Ill Adults amendments reach a vote or are withdrawn after debate.