Expedited legislation: Public bills receiving their second and third readings on the same day in the House of Commons
Public bills since 1979 whose main Commons stages have been passed within one day.

Public bills since 1979 whose main Commons stages have been passed within one day.
Government Chief Whips and Deputy Chief Whips in the Commons and Lords since 1945
Heads of state and dignitaries who have addressed MPs and Members of the House of Lords since 1935.
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This list notes successful applications for emergency debates in the House of Commons since 1979. Applications for emergency debates made since May 2012 are also noted
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Commons sitting days by session since 1900
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Urgent questions are a category of oral questions that allow all MPs not in the government to put a question to a minister without the usual notice required for oral question time and without the need to be drawn in a ballot.
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The task of proposing and seconding the motion on the Loyal Address is regarded as an honour and is given to two government backbenchers
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Private Members' bills (PMBs) that have gained Royal Assent and become law since 1983-84
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Results of the Commons ballot for private Members' bills (PMBs) since 1997-98
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This list notes when a Member has changed allegiance from one political party to another or decided to sit as an independent MP. Instances of Members losing or resigning a party whip are also noted.
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This list attempts to capture all instances where an apology has been made on the floor of the House of Commons since 1979.
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This list notes MPs who have left the Chamber voluntarily, been asked to withdraw, or who have been suspended.
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English and Welsh (from 1536) parliamentary sessions held away from Westminster and parliamentary sessions that were planned to meet away from Westminster but did not assemble.
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This list identifies all the women who have ever been elected to the House of Commons. They are reported by election, then in the order in which they were sworn in.
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Hybrid bills are public bills (bills containing provisions that would affect the general public) which also contain provisions affecting the interests of certain individuals or organisations.
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