Courts and Tribunals Bill
23 April 2026
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Courts and Tribunals Bill House of Commons
00:03 - 00:40
Speaker 5
Moving to sitting in public and the proceedings are being broadcast. Before we begin, I'd like to remind members to please switch electronic services to devices rather to silent. Team coffee are not allowed during proceedings, there's plenty of water there. Blue is flat and silver is busy. We now come to group 23 and the question that clause seven stand apart with which it would be convenient to debate amendments 63 to 66 64 54.
00:40 - 01:00
Speaker 1
56. Schedule two stand apart and amendment 37. I remind members that amendments voted are voted on at the point they are found in the bill. So any division on amendment 37 will come later. The question is that clause seven part of the bill.
01:00 - 01:02
Speaker 2
Minister. Thank
01:05 - 01:40
Speaker 3
you, madam chair, and it's a pleasure to see you in your place. I'd like to thank the honorable members for Blackburn, Bexhill and Battle, and my honorable member and my honorable friend, the member for York Central, for tabling this amendment. I will come on to the amendments table, but first I want to take the opportunity to set up the rationale for clause seven and schedule two. The current position in terms of criminal appeals from the magistrate's court is this. When an appellant wishes to appeal a conviction or sentence in magistrate's courts today, they proceed to a full rehearing of their in the Crown Court.
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