Immigration and Asylum Bill
15 October 2026
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Immigration and Asylum Bill Actual start House of Commons
Follow its sittings15:23 - 15:38
Speaker 4
I'm informed that we were at the end of the last debate and we're at the basis now that the government amendment 130 proposed to clause 17 as on the amendment paper. The question is that the amendment be made. As many of that opinion say aye.
15:38 - 15:39
Aye.
15:39 - 15:54
Speaker 3
To the contrary no. I think the ayes have it, the ayes have it. We now go on to government amendment 131 clause 17, again it's already been debated. I call on the minister to move the amendment formally.
15:54 - 15:56
Speaker 1
Move formally.
15:56 - 16:05
Speaker 4
Government amendment 131 to clause 17 as on the amendment paper. The question is that the amendment be made. As many of that opinion say aye.
16:05 - 16:06
Aye.
16:06 - 16:08
Speaker 2
Of the contrary no.
16:08 - 16:25
Speaker 4
I think the ayes have it, the ayes have it. We now come to amendments 94, 112, 95 to clause 17, which were just debated. Does anyone wish to push any of these amendments to the vote?
16:25 - 16:33
Speaker 5
Yes please, Mr. Tuke, 94, 112 to the vote please.
16:33 - 16:43
Speaker 4
So we go for amendment 94, as on the amendment paper. The question is the amendment be made. As many of that opinion say aye.
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