A Bill to make provision for the establishment of a Royal Commission to consider the future challenges facing London in housing, transport, the environment, population, equality, the City and the wider economy, and such other matters as the Royal Commission considers appropriate; and for connected purposes
House of Commons
Gareth ThomasLabour (Co-op)
1 May 2012
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The Royal Commission (London) Bill would establish a Royal Commission to study London's future challenges in housing, transport, the environment, population, equality, the City and the wider economy, plus any other matters the Commission chooses to consider. It would require the Commission to produce recommendations for Parliament on these issues.
The bill began with a first reading in the Commons on 12 October 2010 and is presently at the second reading in the Commons.
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12 Oct 2010
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