Safety on public transport
There have been reports of increasing incidents on public transport threatening the safety of both passengers and staff.
The House of Lords amended the Judicial Review and Courts Bill. On Tuesday 26 April 2022 MPs will be asked whether they agree to those amendments.
Judicial Review and Courts Bill: Lords Stages and Amendments (270KB PDF)
The Judicial Review and Courts Bill 2021-22 was given its Third Reading by the House of Commons on 25 January 2022. For background, see the Commons Library briefing papers on:
The House of Lords Library also prepared a briefing paper ahead of House of Lords Second Reading on 3 February 2022.
The Bill has been agreed to by the House of Lords, subject to amendments made at Lords Committee, Report Stage, and Third Reading:
The House of Commons is expected to consider those Lords Amendments on Tuesday 26 April 2022.
Judicial Review and Courts Bill: Lords Stages and Amendments (270KB PDF)
There have been reports of increasing incidents on public transport threatening the safety of both passengers and staff.
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