The Deputy Chairman of Committees (Viscount Stansgate) (Lab)

Speaking in the House of Lords on 3 November 2025

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As Members know, on many occasions at the start of a session in the Committee Room, a pro forma notice is given about the possibility of a Division. Today, in view of the business in the House, it is entirely possible that there will be Divisions. If there is one, we will adjourn the Committee immediately for 10 minutes.

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