Hybrid Proceedings
Most types of business now have speakers' lists. Members who are on a speakers’ list to take part in a hybrid proceeding remotely will be contacted directly with the link to join that proceeding.
Members are now required to choose their mode of participation - physical or remote - when adding their name to a speakers’ list. In line with the Procedure and Privileges Committee Guidance, members will not be able to change their mode of participation once a list has closed. If members send speaking requests by email and do not specify a mode of participation it will be assumed that they intend to take part remotely. If there are more members wishing to take part physically than there are spaces in the Chamber it will be for each individual party/group to determine which of their members make the final speakers' list.
Speakers' lists for debates can be found here. Speakers' lists for oral questions, statements, PNQs and UQs can be found here. You can also click on the relevant section of the menu bar towards the top of this page.
The full Procedure and Privileges Committee Guidance on hybrid proceedings can be found here.
Oral Questions, Statements, UQs and PNQs
Members who wish to sign up to speak will need to log in here and then add their name below.
The full Procedure and Privileges Committee Guidance on hybrid proceedings can be found here.
Oral questions
Members need to sign up in advance to ask a supplementary oral question. Each member can sign up for only one supplementary question each sitting day. In line with the Procedure and Privileges Committee Guidance, members may be removed from speakers’ lists if they have signed up for more than one question a day.
Statements and PNQs
Members need to sign up in advance to ask a question on an oral statement or to ask a supplementary question after a PNQ has been answered. Speakers' lists for statement repeats and PNQs will close at 4pm the day before they take place.
Members are now required to choose their mode of participation - physical or remote - when adding their name to a speakers’ list. In line with the Procedure and Privileges Committee Guidance, members will not be able to change their mode of participation once a list has closed. If members send speaking requests by email and do not specify a mode of participation it will be assumed that they intend to take part remotely.
If there are more members wishing to take part physically than there are spaces in the Chamber it will be for each individual party/group to determine which of their members make the final speakers' list.
The House authorities will send joining instructions to those members participating remotely.
| Week beginning Monday 18 January 2021 |
icon underneath a question or statement title to add your name to that list.The icon will only appear if you are logged in.)
*Lord McConnell of Glenscorrodale to ask Her Majesty’s Government what outcomes they hope to achieve at the G7 Summit due to be held in the United Kingdom in 2021. To be answered by Lord True (Cabinet Office)
This speakers’ list will close at 6pm on Tuesday 19 January. In line with the Procedure and Privileges Committee Guidance, members will not be able to change their mode of participation once the list has closed.
- L Balfe
- L Bird
- B Boycott
- L Collins of Highbury
- 5 L Hastings of Scarisbrick
- L Herbert of South Downs
- L Holmes of Richmond
- L Lilley
- B Sugg
- 10 V Trenchard
- V Waverley
- L Austin of Dudley
- B Bennett of Manor Castle
- L Bhatia
- L Bilimoria
- 5 L Crisp
- L Dodds of Duncairn
- B D'Souza
- L Flight
- B Goudie
- 10 B Hayman
- B Helic
- L Howell of Guildford
- L Morris of Aberavon
- L Moylan
- 15 L Oates
- B Ritchie of Downpatrick
- E Sandwich
- B Sheehan
- L Truscott
- 20 B Warsi
*Lord Faulkner of Worcester (p) to ask Her Majesty’s Government what plans they have to ensure that heritage organisations have access to sufficient supplies of locally produced coal to continue operating after 2021. To be answered by Lord Gardiner of Kimble (Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs)
This speakers’ list will close at 6pm on Tuesday 19 January. In line with the Procedure and Privileges Committee Guidance, members will not be able to change their mode of participation once the list has closed.
- E Clancarty
- L German
- L Mann
- L Snape
- 5 L Vaizey of Didcot
- L Berkeley
- L Bhatia
- L Bradshaw
- L Cormack
- 5 L Davies of Brixton
- B Gardner of Parkes
- B Hayman of Ullock
- L Jones of Cheltenham
- L McColl of Dulwich
- 10 B McIntosh of Pickering
- L Moylan
- L Randall of Uxbridge
- B Rawlings
- V Ridley
*The Lord Bishop of Coventry to ask Her Majesty’s Government what assessment they have made of the United Nations Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. To be answered by Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon (Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office)
This speakers’ list will close at 6pm on Tuesday 19 January. In line with the Procedure and Privileges Committee Guidance, members will not be able to change their mode of participation once the list has closed.
- L Bates
- L Collins of Highbury
- B Jones of Moulsecoomb
- L Lancaster of Kimbolton
- 5 L Polak
- L Robathan
- L Walney
- B Blower
- L Campbell of Pittenweem
- Bp Coventry
- B Deech
- 5 L Desai
- L Greaves
- L Judd
- B Miller of Chilthorne Domer
- L Moylan
- 10 L Ramsbotham
- B Rawlings
- B Smith of Newnham
- L Taylor of Warwick
- B Walmsley
- 15 L Wigley
Lord Foulkes of Cumnock to ask Her Majesty's Government what representations they have made to the government of Russia about the arrest of Alexei Navalny. To be answered by Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon (FCDO)
This speakers’ list will close at 6pm on Tuesday 19 January. In line with the Procedure and Privileges Committee Guidance, members will not be able to change their mode of participation once the list has closed.
- L Balfe
- L Collins of Highbury
- L West of Spithead
- L Austin of Dudley
- L Bhatia
- L Campbell of Pittenweem
- L Cormack
- 5 L Dodds of Duncairn
- L Dubs
- B Helic
- L Mackenzie of Framwellgate
- B Meacher
- 10 L Moylan
- L Rooker
- L Wallace of Saltaire
Private Notice Question:
Lord Sarfraz to ask Her Majesty's Government what steps they are taking to ensure access to the Covid-19 vaccination is available to vulnerable people in less economically developed countries as part of their development and aid work overseas. To be answered by Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon (Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office)
This speakers’ list will close at 4pm on Wednesday 20 January. In line with the Procedure and Privileges Committee Guidance, members will not be able to change their mode of participation once the list has closed.
- L Balfe
- L Bird
- B Blackstone
- L Collins of Highbury
- 5 B Nicholson of Winterbourne
- B Sugg
- B Uddin
- V Waverley
- B Brinton
- L Browne of Ladyton
- Abp Canterbury
- B Chalker of Wallasey
- 5 L Dobbs
- L Flight
- B Manningham-Buller
- B Ritchie of Downpatrick
- B Sheehan
- 10 B Symons of Vernham Dean
| Week beginning Monday 18 January 2021 |
Thursday 21 January 2021
15:26:56
Estimated Rising Time:
Chamber:
The House may sit late.
Grand Committee:
The Grand Committee is expected to rise at approximately 7:15pm.
Private Notice Question:
* Lord Sarfraz to ask Her Majesty's Government what steps they are taking to ensure access to the Covid-19 vaccination is available as part of their overseas development and aid work to vulnerable people in less economically developed countries. (Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon, FCDO) (p)
