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Hancock, Matt
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Motion that the temporary provisions of the Coronavirus Act 2020 should not yet expire. Agreed to on division (330 to 24).
Motion that the temporary provisions of the Coronavirus Act 2020 should not yet expire. Agreed to on division (330 to 24).
Lead member
Matt Hancock
Answering member
Nick Thomas-Symonds
Department
Department of Health and Social Care
Type
Debates
Procedure
Proxy voting
Legislation
Coronavirus Act 2020
Subjects
Disclosure of information; Compensation; Criminal proceedings; Childcare; Courts; Death; Closures; Audio recordings; Coroners; Health; Health services; Elections; Juries; Enforcement; Emergency powers; Health professions; Food supply; NHS; Northern Ireland; Workplace pensions; Prisoners; Ports; National insurance contributions; Parliamentary scrutiny; Mental health; Perinatal mortality; Scotland; Registration; Schools; Tribunals; Wales; Voluntary work; Statutory sick pay; Video recordings; Social workers; Death certificates; Freedom of circulation; Coronavirus; Hospitality industry
Date
30 September 2020
Reference
681 cc1859-1213
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House of Commons chamber
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House of Commons
Motion, That this House has considered Covid-19. Motion lapsed.
Motion, That this House has considered Covid-19. Motion lapsed.
Lead member
Matt Hancock; Jo Churchill
Answering member
Jonathan Ashworth; Justin Madders
Department
Department of Health and Social Care
Type
Debates
Subjects
Disability; Children; Civil liberties; Care homes; Curfews; Disadvantaged; Death; Business; Cancer; Ceremonies; Health services; Education; Emergency powers; Disease control; Legislation; Government assistance; Ethnic groups; Economic situation; Local government; NHS; Medical treatments; Low incomes; Public places; Pharmacy; Protective clothing; Parliamentary scrutiny; Mental health; Pregnancy; New Zealand; Scotland; Universities; Wales; Testing; Social services; Vaccination; Select committees; Universal credit; Public health; Coronavirus; Hospitality industry; Social distancing
Date
28 September 2020
Reference
681 cc266-851
Chamber / Committee
House of Commons chamber
House
House of Commons