- Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill — Dame Meg Hillier has tabled new clause NC2 in Committee stage (Lords), which would provide that "No health professional shall raise assisted dying with a person under 18". The amendment targets protection of minors in conversations initiated by clinicians. Gregory Stafford tabled NC8 concerning "Novel treatments not authorised by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency", though the operative text does not specify the substantive prohibition or standard.
- Public Office (Accountability) Bill — At Report stage (Commons), Helen Morgan has tabled NC10 introducing "Expected standards of conduct and duty of NHS boards to report medical malpractice or serious wrongdoings". The clause would impose a reporting duty on NHS boards, extending the Bill's candour framework into clinical governance. Mr David Lammy tabled NC8 on "Information contained in public records"; Dr Kieran Mullan tabled NC7 titled "Public interest", though neither amendment's operative text specifies the substantive provision or exemption created.
- Courts and Tribunals Bill — Three Report stage amendments from backbenchers address domestic abuse and sexual offence proceedings. Jess Brown-Fuller has tabled NC9 on "Judicial training: domestic abuse" and NC11 on "Access to free court transcripts for victims". Charlotte Nichols tabled NC18 for "Specialist courts for sexual offences and domestic abuse cases". None of the operative excerpts detail whether the provisions are mandatory, time-bound, or subject to piloting.
- Representation of the People Bill — Bell Ribeiro-Addy has tabled NC57 at Report stage (Commons) on "Compulsory voting and civic education". Florence Eshalomi tabled NC55 on "Education about electoral and democratic systems in schools" and NC56 requiring a "Plan for implementation of registration without an application". The last targets automatic voter registration; the operative text does not indicate whether the plan provision is a duty to publish or to implement.
- Health Bill — In Committee (Commons), Tom Gordon tabled NC75 requiring a "Transition strategy for the abolition of NHS England"; John Slinger tabled NC74 for a "Report on the abolition of Healthwatch England". Both amendments assume abolition as premise; neither operative excerpt indicates who would assume statutory functions or the transition timeline.
- Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill — Lord Sharpe of Epsom has tabled three new clauses in Committee (Lords) after Clause 60, applying existing regulatory frameworks to "transferred steel undertakings": executive pay ratio reporting (NC53), forest risk commodities compliance (NC54), and the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (NC51). Each amendment extends a named compliance regime; none specifies transition periods or exemptions for newly nationalised entities.
- Commercial Payments Bill [HL] — In Committee (Lords), Lord Hunt of Wirral tabled two review clauses after Clause 21: one reviewing the impact of the Employment Rights Act 2025 on payment practices, the other imposing a "duty to review" changes in employment law. Baroness Kramer tabled a new clause after Clause 19 establishing a "Small Business Commissioner Office of the Whistleblower", though the operative text is truncated and does not specify powers or budget line.
Watch for the full text of truncated amendments — several operative excerpts end mid-sentence — and for any Government response to the NHS abolition provisions ahead of Health Bill Committee consideration.