Government Defeats in the House of Lords

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2023-2024

This page lists all government defeats in the House of Lords since the start of the 2023 parliamentary session, in reverse order.

Defeat no.	Date	Bill	Subject	Majority
43. 43.	21/05/2024	Victims and Prisoners Bill	To add a new clause adding a condition of the release and licence of serial and serious harm domestic abuse and stalking perpetrators that they must be subject to notification requirements under the Sexual Offences Act 2003. To add a new clause adding a condition of the release and licence of serial and serious harm domestic abuse and stalking perpetrators that they must be subject to notification requirements under the Sexual Offences Act 2003.	-15
42. 42.	21/05/2024	Victims and Prisoners Bill	To add a new clause adding a condition of the release and licence of serial and serious harm domestic abuse and stalking perpetrators that they must be included in the Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements. To add a new clause adding a condition of the release and licence of serial and serious harm domestic abuse and stalking perpetrators that they must be included in the Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements.	-3
41. 41.	14/05/2024	Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill	To insist on adding a new clause imposing requirements on secondary tickets sites regarding proof of purchase, ticket number limits and the provision of information. To insist on adding a new clause imposing requirements on secondary tickets sites regarding proof of purchase, ticket number limits and the provision of information.	-15
40. 40.	30/04/2024	Victims and Prisoners Bill	To add a new clause requiring public authorities to act in the public interest and with transparency, candour and frankness when carrying out their duties in relation to major incidents. To add a new clause requiring public authorities to act in the public interest and with transparency, candour and frankness when carrying out their duties in relation to major incidents.	-21
39. 39.	30/04/2024	Victims and Prisoners Bill	To add a new clause to ensure that the personal data of a victim of a crime is not used for any immigration control purpose without the consent of that person. To add a new clause to ensure that the personal data of a victim of a crime is not used for any immigration control purpose without the consent of that person.	-6
38. 38.	23/04/2024	Victims and Prisoners Bill	To add a new clause to require the Secretary of State to publish and implement a strategy for mandatory training for staff at the relevant justice agencies responsible for giving effect to the Victims Code. To add a new clause to require the Secretary of State to publish and implement a strategy for mandatory training for staff at the relevant justice agencies responsible for giving effect to the Victims Code.	-11
37. 37.	23/04/2024	Victims and Prisoners Bill	To add a new clause to create a duty for specified public authorities, including criminal justice bodies, the Parole Board and police forces, to collaborate with the Victims and Witnesses Commissioner. To add a new clause to create a duty for specified public authorities, including criminal justice bodies, the Parole Board and police forces, to collaborate with the Victims and Witnesses Commissioner.	-8
36. 36.	22/04/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To insist (x4) on requiring the Secretary of State to lay before parliament a report by the independent Monitoring Committee when the Rwanda Treaty has been implemented and to update parliament if the provisions of the treaty are later not adhered to. To insist (x4) on requiring the Secretary of State to lay before parliament a report by the independent Monitoring Committee when the Rwanda Treaty has been implemented and to update parliament if the provisions of the treaty are later not adhered to.	-29
35. 35.	17/04/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To insist (x3) on adding a new clause to exempt individuals who have supported UK overseas forces, and the families of those individuals, from removal to Rwanda. To insist (x3) on adding a new clause to exempt individuals who have supported UK overseas forces, and the families of those individuals, from removal to Rwanda.	-52
34. 34.	17/04/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To insist (x3) on requiring the Secretary of State to lay before parliament a report by the independent Monitoring Committee when the Rwanda Treaty has been implemented and to update parliament if the provisions of the treaty are later not adhered to. To insist (x3) on requiring the Secretary of State to lay before parliament a report by the independent Monitoring Committee when the Rwanda Treaty has been implemented and to update parliament if the provisions of the treaty are later not adhered to.	-37
33. 33.	16/04/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To insist (x2) on adding a new clause to exempt individuals who have supported UK overseas forces, and the families of those individuals, from removal to Rwanda. To insist (x2) on adding a new clause to exempt individuals who have supported UK overseas forces, and the families of those individuals, from removal to Rwanda.	-57
32. 32.	16/04/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To insist (x2) on replacing a clause to reinstate the ability of decision makers to consider whether Rwanda is a safe country in individual cases and to allow domestic courts and tribunals to grant interim relief in such cases. To insist (x2) on replacing a clause to reinstate the ability of decision makers to consider whether Rwanda is a safe country in individual cases and to allow domestic courts and tribunals to grant interim relief in such cases.	-17
31. 31.	16/04/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To insist (x2) on requiring the Secretary of State to lay before parliament a report by the independent Monitoring Committee when the Rwanda Treaty has been implemented and to update parliament if the provisions of the treaty are later not adhered to. To insist (x2) on requiring the Secretary of State to lay before parliament a report by the independent Monitoring Committee when the Rwanda Treaty has been implemented and to update parliament if the provisions of the treaty are later not adhered to.	-39
30. 30.	16/04/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To insist (x2) on ensuring that the final Act is compliant with international law, the Children Act 1989, the Human Rights Act 1998, and the Modern Slavery Act 2015 To insist (x2) on ensuring that the final Act is compliant with international law, the Children Act 1989, the Human Rights Act 1998, and the Modern Slavery Act 2015	-25
29. 29.	20/03/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To insist on adding a new clause to exempt individuals who have supported UK overseas forces, and the families of those individuals, from removal to Rwanda. To insist on adding a new clause to exempt individuals who have supported UK overseas forces, and the families of those individuals, from removal to Rwanda.	-39
28. 28.	20/03/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To insist on adding a new clause to require that victims of modern slavery and human trafficking are not removed to Rwanda without their consent. To insist on adding a new clause to require that victims of modern slavery and human trafficking are not removed to Rwanda without their consent.	-37
27. 27.	20/03/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To insist on adding a new clause disapplying section 57 of Illegal Migration Act 2023, which limits judicial review of decisions made on the basis of age assessment of unaccompanied children, in relation to removals to Rwanda. To insist on adding a new clause disapplying section 57 of Illegal Migration Act 2023, which limits judicial review of decisions made on the basis of age assessment of unaccompanied children, in relation to removals to Rwanda.	-30
26. 26.	20/03/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To insist on replacing a clause to reinstate the ability of decision makers to consider whether Rwanda is a safe country in individual cases and to allow domestic courts and tribunals to grant interim relief in such cases. To insist on replacing a clause to reinstate the ability of decision makers to consider whether Rwanda is a safe country in individual cases and to allow domestic courts and tribunals to grant interim relief in such cases.	-30
25. 25.	20/03/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To insist on requiring the Secretary of State to lay before parliament a report by the independent Monitoring Committee when the Rwanda Treaty has been implemented and to update parliament if the provisions of the treaty are later not adhered to. To insist on requiring the Secretary of State to lay before parliament a report by the independent Monitoring Committee when the Rwanda Treaty has been implemented and to update parliament if the provisions of the treaty are later not adhered to.	-50
24. 24.	20/03/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To insist on giving effect to the proposition that parliament cannot judge Rwanda to be a safe country until the Rwanda Treaty has been, and continues to be, fully implemented. To insist on giving effect to the proposition that parliament cannot judge Rwanda to be a safe country until the Rwanda Treaty has been, and continues to be, fully implemented.	-55
23. 23.	20/03/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To insist on ensuring that the final Act is fully compliant with the rule of law. To insist on ensuring that the final Act is fully compliant with the rule of law.	-43
22. 22.	13/03/2024	West Midlands Combined Authority (Transfer of Police and Crime Commissioner Functions) Order 2024	To regret that the draft Order entails the transfer of power being completed without the consent of other relevant local authorities; and that the public consultation required by law was not commenced before an initial decision was made (non-fatal motion). To regret that the draft Order entails the transfer of power being completed without the consent of other relevant local authorities; and that the public consultation required by law was not commenced before an initial decision was made (non-fatal motion).	-83
21. 21.	13/03/2024	Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill	To add a new clause imposing requirements on secondary tickets sites regarding proof of purchase, ticket number limits and the provision of information. To add a new clause imposing requirements on secondary tickets sites regarding proof of purchase, ticket number limits and the provision of information.	-11
20. 20.	11/03/2024	Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill	To require the Secretary of State to respond within 40 days to draft guidance from the CMA on how it will exercise its functions under the Act. To require the Secretary of State to respond within 40 days to draft guidance from the CMA on how it will exercise its functions under the Act.	-15
19. 19.	11/03/2024	Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill	To reinstate judicial review principles as the means by which appeals against penalty decisions are heard, rather than such decisions being determined on the merits. To reinstate judicial review principles as the means by which appeals against penalty decisions are heard, rather than such decisions being determined on the merits.	-12
18. 18.	11/03/2024	Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill	To narrow the ability of bigger platforms to claim their anti-competitive behaviour presents countervailing benefits. To narrow the ability of bigger platforms to claim their anti-competitive behaviour presents countervailing benefits.	-16
17. 17.	11/03/2024	Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill	To change the conditions for the Competition and Markets Authority imposing conduct requirements from cases where it is proportionate to cases where it is appropriate, in order to reduce the risk of extend legal contestation as a means of obfuscation. To change the conditions for the Competition and Markets Authority imposing conduct requirements from cases where it is proportionate to cases where it is appropriate, in order to reduce the risk of extend legal contestation as a means of obfuscation.	-25
16. 16.	06/03/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To add a new clause to exempt individuals who have supported UK overseas forces, and the families of those individuals, from removal to Rwanda. To add a new clause to exempt individuals who have supported UK overseas forces, and the families of those individuals, from removal to Rwanda.	-84
15. 15.	06/03/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To add a new clause to require that victims of modern slavery and human trafficking are not removed to Rwanda without their consent. To add a new clause to require that victims of modern slavery and human trafficking are not removed to Rwanda without their consent.	-75
14. 14.	06/03/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To add a new clause requiring the publication of a timetable for the Government’s plans to remove asylum cases accrued under the provisions of the Illegal Migration Act 2023 to Rwanda. To add a new clause requiring the publication of a timetable for the Government’s plans to remove asylum cases accrued under the provisions of the Illegal Migration Act 2023 to Rwanda.	-44
13. 13.	06/03/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To add a new clause disapplying section 57 of Illegal Migration Act 2023, which limits judicial review of decisions made on the basis of age assessment of unaccompanied children, in relation to removals to Rwanda. To add a new clause disapplying section 57 of Illegal Migration Act 2023, which limits judicial review of decisions made on the basis of age assessment of unaccompanied children, in relation to removals to Rwanda.	-84
12. 12.	06/03/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To replace a clause to reinstate the ability of decision makers to consider whether Rwanda is a safe country in individual cases and to allow domestic courts and tribunals to grant interim relief in such cases. To replace a clause to reinstate the ability of decision makers to consider whether Rwanda is a safe country in individual cases and to allow domestic courts and tribunals to grant interim relief in such cases.	-89
11. 11.	04/03/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To remove sections from the bill that would have limited the ability of courts and tribunals to consider a review of, or an appeal against, a decision relating to the removal of a person to Rwanda. To remove sections from the bill that would have limited the ability of courts and tribunals to consider a review of, or an appeal against, a decision relating to the removal of a person to Rwanda.	-91
10. 10.	04/03/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To allow the presumption that Rwanda is a safe country to be rebutted by credible evidence presented to decision-makers, including courts and tribunals. To allow the presumption that Rwanda is a safe country to be rebutted by credible evidence presented to decision-makers, including courts and tribunals.	-87
9. 9.	04/03/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To require the Secretary of State to lay before parliament a report by the independent Monitoring Committee when the Rwanda Treaty has been implemented and to require an update to parliament if the provisions of the treaty are later not adhered to. To require the Secretary of State to lay before parliament a report by the independent Monitoring Committee when the Rwanda Treaty has been implemented and to require an update to parliament if the provisions of the treaty are later not adhered to.	-110
8. 8.	04/03/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To give effect to the proposition that parliament cannot judge Rwanda to be a safe country until the Rwanda Treaty has been, and continues to be, fully implemented. To give effect to the proposition that parliament cannot judge Rwanda to be a safe country until the Rwanda Treaty has been, and continues to be, fully implemented.	-102
7. 7.	04/03/2024	Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill	To ensure that the final Act is fully compliant with the rule of law. To ensure that the final Act is fully compliant with the rule of law.	-102
6. 6.	06/02/2024	Electoral Commission Strategy and Policy Statement	To regret that the Strategy and Policy Statement has been laid despite concerns raised during the consultation process including the finding that it is inconsistent with the Commission’s role as an independent regulator (non-fatal motion) To regret that the Strategy and Policy Statement has been laid despite concerns raised during the consultation process including the finding that it is inconsistent with the Commission’s role as an independent regulator (non-fatal motion)	-16
5. 5.	22/01/2024	Asylum: UK-Rwanda Agreement	To resolve that the government should not ratify the UK-Rwanda Agreement on an Asylum Partnership until the protections it provides have been fully implemented as parliament is being asked to make a judgement on safety based on the protections. To resolve that the government should not ratify the UK-Rwanda Agreement on an Asylum Partnership until the protections it provides have been fully implemented as parliament is being asked to make a judgement on safety based on the protections.	-43
4. 4.	12/12/2023	Representation of the People (Overseas Electors etc.) (Amendment) Regulations 2023	To regret that the draft regulations could dangerously weaken the restrictions on overseas political donations and allow foreign money to enter British democracy (non-fatal motion). To regret that the draft regulations could dangerously weaken the restrictions on overseas political donations and allow foreign money to enter British democracy (non-fatal motion).	-31
3. 3.	06/12/2023	Code of Practice on Reasonable Steps to be taken by a Trade Union (Minimum Service Levels)	To regret that the Code of Practice imposes significant new duties on trade unions, beyond the scope of the Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Act 2023 and fails to clarify significant areas of uncertainty (non-fatal motion). To regret that the Code of Practice imposes significant new duties on trade unions, beyond the scope of the Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Act 2023 and fails to clarify significant areas of uncertainty (non-fatal motion).	-4
2. 2.	27/11/2023	Immigration (Age Assessments) Regulations 2023	To regret that the government has brought forward regulations for x-ray age verification tests that are premature as the policy is still under development and insufficient information about free consent and impact have been provided (non-fatal motion). To regret that the government has brought forward regulations for x-ray age verification tests that are premature as the policy is still under development and insufficient information about free consent and impact have been provided (non-fatal motion).	-89
1. 1.	27/11/2023	Justification Decision (Scientific Age Imaging) Regulations 2023	To regret that the government has brought forward regulations for x-ray age verification tests that are premature as the policy is still under development and insufficient information about free consent and impact have been provided (non-fatal motion). To regret that the government has brought forward regulations for x-ray age verification tests that are premature as the policy is still under development and insufficient information about free consent and impact have been provided (non-fatal motion).	-79

2022-2023

This page lists all government defeats in the House of Lords since the start of the 2022 parliamentary session, in reverse order.

Defeat no.	Date	Bill	Subject	Majority
128. 128.	23/10/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To insist on adding a new clause requiring the Secretary of State and relevant planning authorities to have special regard to the mitigation of, and adaptation to, climate change with respect to national policy, local plan-making and planning decisions. To insist on adding a new clause requiring the Secretary of State and relevant planning authorities to have special regard to the mitigation of, and adaptation to, climate change with respect to national policy, local plan-making and planning decisions.	-3
127. 127.	23/10/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To insist with revision on adding a new clause allowing local authorities to hold hybrid meetings with participants joining virtually. To insist with revision on adding a new clause allowing local authorities to hold hybrid meetings with participants joining virtually.	-9
126. 126.	18/10/2023	Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill	To insist (x2) on adding a new clause to extend the cost cap for civil recovery cases beyond Unexplained Wealth Orders. To insist (x2) on adding a new clause to extend the cost cap for civil recovery cases beyond Unexplained Wealth Orders.	-36
125. 125.	18/10/2023	Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill	To insist (x2) on removing the exemption for organisations that are not “large organisations” from the failure to prevent regime. To insist (x2) on removing the exemption for organisations that are not “large organisations” from the failure to prevent regime.	-41
124. 124.	18/09/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To make provision for Clause 59 of the Bill (consent to conferral of police and crime commissioner functions on mayor) to come into force nine months after royal assent. To make provision for Clause 59 of the Bill (consent to conferral of police and crime commissioner functions on mayor) to come into force nine months after royal assent.	-8
123. 123.	18/09/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To add a new clause to reinstate onshore wind development into the planning system and ensure parity with other forms of development. To add a new clause to reinstate onshore wind development into the planning system and ensure parity with other forms of development.	-8
122. 122.	18/09/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To add a new clause to ensure qualifying leases (defined in the Building Safety Act 2022) retain their protection if the leaseholder enters into a deed of variation or exercises statutory lease extension or enfranchisement rights. To add a new clause to ensure qualifying leases (defined in the Building Safety Act 2022) retain their protection if the leaseholder enters into a deed of variation or exercises statutory lease extension or enfranchisement rights.	-19
121. 121.	18/09/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To add a new clause requiring the Government to keep a register of schools and hospitals in serious disrepair. To add a new clause requiring the Government to keep a register of schools and hospitals in serious disrepair.	-35
120. 120.	18/09/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To add a new clause requiring that a Minister publish an assessment of the impact of the enforcement of sections of the Vagrancy Act 1824 on levelling-up and regeneration. To add a new clause requiring that a Minister publish an assessment of the impact of the enforcement of sections of the Vagrancy Act 1824 on levelling-up and regeneration.	-25
119. 119.	18/09/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To add a new clause allowing local authorities to open their own childcare provision. To add a new clause allowing local authorities to open their own childcare provision.	-40
118. 118.	18/09/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To prevent regulations from amending provisions in the Building Safety Act relating to the building safety committees and building safety reporting. To prevent regulations from amending provisions in the Building Safety Act relating to the building safety committees and building safety reporting.	-31
117. 117.	13/09/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To reject a government amendment that would have replaced a schedule so as to provide that certain bodies must assume that nutrients in waste water from proposed developments will not adversely affect habitats sites. To reject a government amendment that would have replaced a schedule so as to provide that certain bodies must assume that nutrients in waste water from proposed developments will not adversely affect habitats sites.	-31
116. 116.	13/09/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To reject a government amendment that would have added a new clause giving the Secretary of State powers to make regulations disapplying or modifying regulations relating to nutrients in water in regard to planning and development in England. To reject a government amendment that would have added a new clause giving the Secretary of State powers to make regulations disapplying or modifying regulations relating to nutrients in water in regard to planning and development in England.	-47
115. 115.	13/09/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To add a new clause allowing local authorities to set the fees for planning applications so that the cost of determining an application is reflected by the fee charged. To add a new clause allowing local authorities to set the fees for planning applications so that the cost of determining an application is reflected by the fee charged.	-33
114. 114.	13/09/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To add a new clause requiring the introduction of a consultation direction for developments affecting ancient woodland. To add a new clause requiring the introduction of a consultation direction for developments affecting ancient woodland.	-44
113. 113.	13/09/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To add a new clause banning local authorities from granting permission for residential building on flood plains. To add a new clause banning local authorities from granting permission for residential building on flood plains.	-31
112. 112.	12/09/2023	Energy Bill [HL]	To insist on adding a new clause requiring the Secretary of State to consult and report on the barriers preventing the development of community energy schemes and to bring forward proposals to remove these barriers. To insist on adding a new clause requiring the Secretary of State to consult and report on the barriers preventing the development of community energy schemes and to bring forward proposals to remove these barriers.	-3
111. 111.	11/09/2023	Procurement Bill [HL]	To insist on adding forced organ harvesting to the list of grounds on which a supplier may be subject to discretionary exclusion from bidding for public contracts. To insist on adding forced organ harvesting to the list of grounds on which a supplier may be subject to discretionary exclusion from bidding for public contracts.	-5
110. 110.	11/09/2023	Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill	To insist on adding a new clause to extend the cost cap for civil recovery cases beyond Unexplained Wealth Orders. To insist on adding a new clause to extend the cost cap for civil recovery cases beyond Unexplained Wealth Orders.	-32
109. 109.	11/09/2023	Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill	To insist on removing the exemption for organisations that are not “large organisations” from the failure to prevent regime. To insist on removing the exemption for organisations that are not “large organisations” from the failure to prevent regime.	-26
108. 108.	06/09/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To require local plans to identify local housing needs and make provisions for sufficient social rent housing and to eliminate homelessness within a reasonable time period.  To require local plans to identify local housing needs and make provisions for sufficient social rent housing and to eliminate homelessness within a reasonable time period.	-17
107. 107.	05/09/2023	Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill	To insist on adding the further conditions that the person receiving immunity has complied with ICRIR conditions and that for offences causing death the consent of a family member of the deceased has been sought before the ICRIR grants immunity from prosecution. To insist on adding the further conditions that the person receiving immunity has complied with ICRIR conditions and that for offences causing death the consent of a family member of the deceased has been sought before the ICRIR grants immunity from prosecution.	-11
106. 106.	04/09/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To add a new clause requiring the Secretary of State to promote a comprehensive regulatory framework for planning and the built environment to secure the physical, mental and social health and well-being of the people of England. To add a new clause requiring the Secretary of State to promote a comprehensive regulatory framework for planning and the built environment to secure the physical, mental and social health and well-being of the people of England.	-9
105. 105.	04/09/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To add a new clause requiring the Secretary of State and relevant planning authorities to have special regard to the mitigation of, and adaptation to, climate change with respect to national policy, local plan-making and planning decisions. To add a new clause requiring the Secretary of State and relevant planning authorities to have special regard to the mitigation of, and adaptation to, climate change with respect to national policy, local plan-making and planning decisions.	-10
104. 104.	04/09/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To stipulate the process for the Secretary of State to designate and review a national development management policy including minimum public consultation requirements and a process of parliamentary scrutiny. To stipulate the process for the Secretary of State to designate and review a national development management policy including minimum public consultation requirements and a process of parliamentary scrutiny.	-6
103. 103.	04/09/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To add a new clause requiring the Secretary of State to engage with local authorities to devise strategies to reduce the number of high street financial services becoming vacant premises. To add a new clause requiring the Secretary of State to engage with local authorities to devise strategies to reduce the number of high street financial services becoming vacant premises.	-5
102. 102.	19/07/2023	Online Safety Bill	To include user-to-user services in Category 1 and Category 2B regulated services if either a number of users condition or a functionality condition is met, rather than requiring both to be met.  To include user-to-user services in Category 1 and Category 2B regulated services if either a number of users condition or a functionality condition is met, rather than requiring both to be met.	-13
101. 101.	13/07/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To add a new clause allowing local authorities to meet virtually. To add a new clause allowing local authorities to meet virtually.	-13
100. 100.	13/07/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To add additional requirements which must be satisfied before local government areas are added to an existing Combined Authority for the nine months following the passage of the Act. To add additional requirements which must be satisfied before local government areas are added to an existing Combined Authority for the nine months following the passage of the Act.	-5
99. 99.	13/07/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To ensure that only full members of a combined county authority are voting members. To ensure that only full members of a combined county authority are voting members.	-9
98. 98.	13/07/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To establish a mechanism for non-constituent members of a combined county authority to be become full members. To establish a mechanism for non-constituent members of a combined county authority to be become full members.	-5
97. 97.	12/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To insist on adding a new clause requiring the Secretary of State to have a ten-year strategy for collaborating internationally to tackle refugee crises affecting migration by irregular routes and human trafficking. To insist on adding a new clause requiring the Secretary of State to have a ten-year strategy for collaborating internationally to tackle refugee crises affecting migration by irregular routes and human trafficking.	-47
96. 96.	12/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To insist on adding a new clause to give the National Crime Agency a legal responsibility for tackling organised crime across the Channel and to maintain a specific unit for this purpose. To insist on adding a new clause to give the National Crime Agency a legal responsibility for tackling organised crime across the Channel and to maintain a specific unit for this purpose.	-43
95. 95.	12/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To insist on adding a new clause requiring the Secretary of State to make regulations specifying additional safe and legal routes within two months of the required report on existing and proposed safe and legal routes. To insist on adding a new clause requiring the Secretary of State to make regulations specifying additional safe and legal routes within two months of the required report on existing and proposed safe and legal routes.	-52
94. 94.	12/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To insist on exempting people who have been unlawfully exploited in the United Kingdom from removal during the statutory recovery period for potential victims of slavery or human trafficking. To insist on exempting people who have been unlawfully exploited in the United Kingdom from removal during the statutory recovery period for potential victims of slavery or human trafficking.	-67
93. 93.	12/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To insist with revision on a limit of 72 hours (initially amended to 24 hours) for the detention of unaccompanied children. To insist with revision on a limit of 72 hours (initially amended to 24 hours) for the detention of unaccompanied children.	-58
92. 92.	12/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To insist with revision on a limit of 72 hours (initially amended to 24 hours) for the detention of unaccompanied children. To insist with revision on a limit of 72 hours (initially amended to 24 hours) for the detention of unaccompanied children.	-79
91. 91.	12/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To insist on adding a new clause to prevent LGBT people being removed to countries where they have a well-founded fear of persecution. To insist on adding a new clause to prevent LGBT people being removed to countries where they have a well-founded fear of persecution.	-66
90. 90.	12/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To insist on requiring the Secretary of State to consider a protection or human rights claim if the applicant has not been removed from the UK within six months of being deemed inadmissible and to disapply other provisions of the Act at this point. To insist on requiring the Secretary of State to consider a protection or human rights claim if the applicant has not been removed from the UK within six months of being deemed inadmissible and to disapply other provisions of the Act at this point.	-61
89. 89.	12/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To insist on replacing a clause in order to ensure the Act will not require any act or omission that would conflict with key international obligations. To insist on replacing a clause in order to ensure the Act will not require any act or omission that would conflict with key international obligations.	-66
88. 88.	12/07/2023	Online Safety Bill	To add a new clause requiring the Secretary of State to undertake a review of whether existing criminal offences relating to animal torture apply to online posts containing or facilitating and add relevant offences to the priority offences list. To add a new clause requiring the Secretary of State to undertake a review of whether existing criminal offences relating to animal torture apply to online posts containing or facilitating and add relevant offences to the priority offences list.	-40
87. 87.	11/07/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To add a new clause requiring the government to publish a rural proofing report alongside the levelling-up missions, detailing the ways in which levelling-up impacts on rural areas. To add a new clause requiring the government to publish a rural proofing report alongside the levelling-up missions, detailing the ways in which levelling-up impacts on rural areas.	-2
86. 86.	11/07/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To require that the levelling-up missions include a mission to address health disparities. To require that the levelling-up missions include a mission to address health disparities.	-18
85. 85.	11/07/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To define the criteria for an assessment of geographical disparities to be included in the levelling-up missions statement. To define the criteria for an assessment of geographical disparities to be included in the levelling-up missions statement.	-8
84. 84.	11/07/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To require that the levelling-up missions include a mission to reduce the proportion of children living in poverty. To require that the levelling-up missions include a mission to reduce the proportion of children living in poverty.	-25
83. 83.	11/07/2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill	To require the statement on levelling-up missions to be laid before parliament within 30 days of the passage of the Act to align with the statement on the application process for third round of the Levelling Up Fund (the subject of a further amendment). To require the statement on levelling-up missions to be laid before parliament within 30 days of the passage of the Act to align with the statement on the application process for third round of the Levelling Up Fund (the subject of a further amendment).	-4
82. 82.	10/07/2023	Online Safety Bill	To require “children’s risk assessments” of user-to-user services to consider the potential for the design and operation of services to create harm separately and additionally to the harm of disseminating or encountering of harmful content. To require “children’s risk assessments” of user-to-user services to consider the potential for the design and operation of services to create harm separately and additionally to the harm of disseminating or encountering of harmful content.	-72
81. 81.	05/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To add a new clause requiring the Secretary of State to have a ten-year strategy for collaborating internationally to tackle refugee crises affecting migration by irregular routes and human trafficking. To add a new clause requiring the Secretary of State to have a ten-year strategy for collaborating internationally to tackle refugee crises affecting migration by irregular routes and human trafficking.	-55
80. 80.	05/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To add a new clause to give the National Crime Agency a legal responsibility for tackling organised crime across the Channel and to maintain a specific unit for this purpose. To add a new clause to give the National Crime Agency a legal responsibility for tackling organised crime across the Channel and to maintain a specific unit for this purpose.	-30
79. 79.	05/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To add a new clause requiring the Secretary of State to make regulations specifying additional safe and legal routes within two months of the required report on existing and proposed safe and legal routes. To add a new clause requiring the Secretary of State to make regulations specifying additional safe and legal routes within two months of the required report on existing and proposed safe and legal routes.	-63
78. 78.	05/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To allow appeals for age of assessment to grant relief in cases where the previous decision was wrong or misinformed on a matter of fact, not just of law. To allow appeals for age of assessment to grant relief in cases where the previous decision was wrong or misinformed on a matter of fact, not just of law.	-54
77. 77.	05/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To reinstate the right of appeal against age assessments in respect of putative children whom there is a duty to remove under the Act. To reinstate the right of appeal against age assessments in respect of putative children whom there is a duty to remove under the Act.	-50
76. 76.	04/07/2023	Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill	To insist (x2) that the Secretary of State must publish draft regulations, conduct an impact assessment, consult with relevant parties and provide reports to a Joint Committee who must publish a review before minimum service regulations can be made. To insist (x2) that the Secretary of State must publish draft regulations, conduct an impact assessment, consult with relevant parties and provide reports to a Joint Committee who must publish a review before minimum service regulations can be made.	-19
75. 75.	03/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To remove a clause that would have prohibited courts or tribunals from granting interim remedies that prevent or delay the removal of persons from the United Kingdom.  To remove a clause that would have prohibited courts or tribunals from granting interim remedies that prevent or delay the removal of persons from the United Kingdom.	-25
74. 74.	03/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To replace a clause in order to remove the time limit for serious harm suspensive claims and to remove examples of harms specified as not serious harms for the purposes of serious harm suspensive claims. To replace a clause in order to remove the time limit for serious harm suspensive claims and to remove examples of harms specified as not serious harms for the purposes of serious harm suspensive claims.	-48
73. 73.	03/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To require the Secretary of State to make provision by regulation about when it is necessary for a person to be present in the United Kingdom to cooperate with an investigation or criminal proceedings in relation to slavery or human trafficking. To require the Secretary of State to make provision by regulation about when it is necessary for a person to be present in the United Kingdom to cooperate with an investigation or criminal proceedings in relation to slavery or human trafficking.	-48
72. 72.	03/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To exempt people who have been unlawfully exploited in the United Kingdom from removal during the statutory recovery period for potential victims of slavery or human trafficking. To exempt people who have been unlawfully exploited in the United Kingdom from removal during the statutory recovery period for potential victims of slavery or human trafficking.	-64
71. 71.	03/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To limit the Secretary of State’s power to transfer a child out of local authority care by restricting this to cases where it is necessary to safeguard and promote the welfare of the child. To limit the Secretary of State’s power to transfer a child out of local authority care by restricting this to cases where it is necessary to safeguard and promote the welfare of the child.	-60
70. 70.	03/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	Paving amendment to confirm the that the lawfulness of immigration detention remains subject to the principles established in the common law, including the Hardial Singh principles that limit detention powers. Paving amendment to confirm the that the lawfulness of immigration detention remains subject to the principles established in the common law, including the Hardial Singh principles that limit detention powers.	-53
69. 69.	03/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	Paving amendment to retain the existing limit of 72 hours for the detention of pregnant women. Paving amendment to retain the existing limit of 72 hours for the detention of pregnant women.	-74
68. 68.	03/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To retain the existing limit of 72 hours (or one week with ministerial approval) for the detention of children. To retain the existing limit of 72 hours (or one week with ministerial approval) for the detention of children.	-79
67. 67.	03/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To retain the existing limit of 24 hours for the detention of unaccompanied children. To retain the existing limit of 24 hours for the detention of unaccompanied children.	-78
66. 66.	03/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To add a new clause to prevent LGBT people being removed to countries where they have a well-founded fear of persecution; or to a country which is subject to proceedings under Article 7 of the Treaty on European Union. To add a new clause to prevent LGBT people being removed to countries where they have a well-founded fear of persecution; or to a country which is subject to proceedings under Article 7 of the Treaty on European Union.	-69
65. 65.	03/07/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To require the Secretary of State to consider a protection or human rights claim if the applicant has not been removed from the UK within six months of being deemed inadmissible and to disapply other provisions of the Act at this point. To require the Secretary of State to consider a protection or human rights claim if the applicant has not been removed from the UK within six months of being deemed inadmissible and to disapply other provisions of the Act at this point.	-36
64. 64.	28/06/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To make asylum and human rights claims admissible from unaccompanied children, who are exempted from the duty to remove. To make asylum and human rights claims admissible from unaccompanied children, who are exempted from the duty to remove.	-52
63. 63.	28/06/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To ensure that potential and recognised victims of trafficking will not be detained or removed before they get the opportunity to submit an application to the Modern Slavery National Referral Mechanism. To ensure that potential and recognised victims of trafficking will not be detained or removed before they get the opportunity to submit an application to the Modern Slavery National Referral Mechanism.	-65
62. 62.	28/06/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To ensure the duty to deport does not apply retrospectively to those who entered the United Kingdom before the Act comes into force. To ensure the duty to deport does not apply retrospectively to those who entered the United Kingdom before the Act comes into force.	-42
61. 61.	28/06/2023	Illegal Migration Bill	To replace a clause in order to ensure the Act will not require any act or omission that would conflict with key international obligations. To replace a clause in order to ensure the Act will not require any act or omission that would conflict with key international obligations.	-43
60. 60.	27/06/2023	Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill	To add a new clause to extend the cost cap for civil recovery cases beyond Unexplained Wealth Orders. To add a new clause to extend the cost cap for civil recovery cases beyond Unexplained Wealth Orders.	-14
59. 59.	27/06/2023	Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill	To add a new clause adding money laundering to the activity covered by the failure to prevent regime. To add a new clause adding money laundering to the activity covered by the failure to prevent regime.	-16
58. 58.	27/06/2023	Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill	To remove exemptions for organisations that are not “large organisations” from the failure to prevent regime. To remove exemptions for organisations that are not “large organisations” from the failure to prevent regime.	-3
57. 57.	26/06/2023	Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill	To remove a clause that would have allowed a person to request immunity from prosecution as part of the ICRIR’s investigations of Troubles-related conduct. To remove a clause that would have allowed a person to request immunity from prosecution as part of the ICRIR’s investigations of Troubles-related conduct.	-12
56. 56.	26/06/2023	Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill	To establish minimum standards for a “review” conducted by the Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery to ensure conduct is investigated to criminal justice standards. To establish minimum standards for a “review” conducted by the Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery to ensure conduct is investigated to criminal justice standards.	-24
55. 55.	21/06/2023	National Security Bill	To insist on adding a new clause requiring the Prime Minister to review the memorandum of understanding with the Intelligence and Security Committee in light of any changes resulting from the Act. To insist on adding a new clause requiring the Prime Minister to review the memorandum of understanding with the Intelligence and Security Committee in light of any changes resulting from the Act.	-58
54. 54.	21/06/2023	National Security Bill	To insist on adding a new clause requiring political parties to provide an annual statement to the Electoral Commission setting out individually the details of all donations from a foreign power (whether directly or through an intermediary). To insist on adding a new clause requiring political parties to provide an annual statement to the Electoral Commission setting out individually the details of all donations from a foreign power (whether directly or through an intermediary).	-47
53. 53.	20/06/2023	Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill	To remove protected trusts information from the list of materials unavailable for public inspection. To remove protected trusts information from the list of materials unavailable for public inspection.	-20
52. 52.	20/06/2023	Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill	To add a new clause to require that the register of overseas entities be updated within 14 days of an entity becoming aware of any changes. To add a new clause to require that the register of overseas entities be updated within 14 days of an entity becoming aware of any changes.	-19
51. 51.	20/06/2023	Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill	To add a new clause requiring a person or firm holding shares to declare if they are doing so as a nominee, and if so on whose behalf, when declaring information in the register of members for a company. To add a new clause requiring a person or firm holding shares to declare if they are doing so as a nominee, and if so on whose behalf, when declaring information in the register of members for a company.	-43
50. 50.	20/06/2023	Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill	To insist (x2) on referring regulations that revoke EU secondary legislation to a Committee of the House of Commons that may require a debate in both Houses on the regulations and may require a resolution from the Commons to lay the regulations To insist (x2) on referring regulations that revoke EU secondary legislation to a Committee of the House of Commons that may require a debate in both Houses on the regulations and may require a resolution from the Commons to lay the regulations	-60
49.  49.	20/06/2023	Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill	To insist (x2) that regulations may only be made using powers in the Act if the relevant national authority is satisfied that environmental protections are not reduced and that they must seek independent advice on the matter. To insist (x2) that regulations may only be made using powers in the Act if the relevant national authority is satisfied that environmental protections are not reduced and that they must seek independent advice on the matter.	-45
48. 48.	13/06/2023	Public Order Act 1986 (Serious Disruption to the Life of the Community) Regulations 2023	To regret that the government has brought forward measures in the regulations that were recently rejected in primary legislation and to call for the government to withdraw the regulations (non-fatal motion). To regret that the government has brought forward measures in the regulations that were recently rejected in primary legislation and to call for the government to withdraw the regulations (non-fatal motion).	-36
47. 47.	13/06/2023	Financial Services and Markets Bill	To add a new clause prohibiting regulated activity that supports commercial activity in relation to a forest risk commodity or a product derived from a forest risk commodity unless relevant local laws are complied with. To add a new clause prohibiting regulated activity that supports commercial activity in relation to a forest risk commodity or a product derived from a forest risk commodity unless relevant local laws are complied with.	-9
46. 46.	08/06/2023	Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill	To insist on removing the requirement that unions take reasonable steps to ensure that members comply with work notices. To insist on removing the requirement that unions take reasonable steps to ensure that members comply with work notices.	-31
45. 45.	08/06/2023	Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill	To insist a person is only subject to a work notice if they receive a copy within the relevant time limits, that it is for the employer to prove receipt of a notice and that an employee may not be dismissed or subject to detriment for failure to comply with a work notice. To insist a person is only subject to a work notice if they receive a copy within the relevant time limits, that it is for the employer to prove receipt of a notice and that an employee may not be dismissed or subject to detriment for failure to comply with a work notice.	-30
44.  44.	08/06/2023	Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill	To insist that the Secretary of State must publish draft regulations, conduct and impact assessment, consult with relevant parties and provide reports to a Joint Committee who must publish a review before minimum service regulations can be made. To insist that the Secretary of State must publish draft regulations, conduct and impact assessment, consult with relevant parties and provide reports to a Joint Committee who must publish a review before minimum service regulations can be made.	-32
43. 43.	08/06/2023	Financial Services and Markets Bill	To add financial inclusion as consumer protection objective for the Financial Conduct Authority. To add financial inclusion as consumer protection objective for the Financial Conduct Authority.	-37
42. 42.	08/06/2023	Financial Services and Markets Bill	To add conservation and enhancement of the natural environment to the regulatory principles of the Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority. To add conservation and enhancement of the natural environment to the regulatory principles of the Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority.	-34
41. 41.	06/06/2023	Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill	To insist on adding a new clause requiring that regulations made by ministers must be laid before parliament with the possibility of amendment and referred to a House of Commons committee that can require a debate and vote on the regulations. To insist on adding a new clause requiring that regulations made by ministers must be laid before parliament with the possibility of amendment and referred to a House of Commons committee that can require a debate and vote on the regulations.	-75
40. 40.	06/06/2023	Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill	To insist on adding a new clause requiring that regulations made by a relevant national authority relating to environmental protection must not reduce environmental protections and must not conflict with UK international agreements. To insist on adding a new clause requiring that regulations made by a relevant national authority relating to environmental protection must not reduce environmental protections and must not conflict with UK international agreements.	-54
39. 39.	17/05/2023	Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill	To provide for new regulations created using powers in the Act to be referred to a Joint Committee of both Houses for sifting so that any regulations leading to substantial changes in UK law must be debated and voted on by each House To provide for new regulations created using powers in the Act to be referred to a Joint Committee of both Houses for sifting so that any regulations leading to substantial changes in UK law must be debated and voted on by each House .	-64
38. 38.	15/05/2023	Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill	To add a new clause requiring that regulation made relating to environmental protection and food standards must not reduce environmental or consumer safety protections compared to retained law and must not conflict with UK international agreements. To add a new clause requiring that regulation made relating to environmental protection and food standards must not reduce environmental or consumer safety protections compared to retained law and must not conflict with UK international agreements.	-10
37. 37.	15/05/2023	Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill	To remove a clause and insert a new clause to allow Parliament and the devolved legislatures to prevent the revocation of any particular retained EU rights, powers and liabilities due to be revoked automatically at the end of 2023. To remove a clause and insert a new clause to allow Parliament and the devolved legislatures to prevent the revocation of any particular retained EU rights, powers and liabilities due to be revoked automatically at the end of 2023.	-68
36. 36.	15/05/2023	Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill	To provide for the Schedule of retained EU law to be revoke to be referred to a Joint Committee of both Houses for sifting so that any revocation leading to substantial changes in UK law must be debated and voted on by each House. To provide for the Schedule of retained EU law to be revoke to be referred to a Joint Committee of both Houses for sifting so that any revocation leading to substantial changes in UK law must be debated and voted on by each House.	-91
35. 35.	26/04/2023	Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill	To limit the application of the Act to England only. To limit the application of the Act to England only.	-29
34. 34.	26/04/2023	Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill	To remove the section from the bill that removes protections from unions if they do not take reasonable steps to ensure members comply with work notices. To remove the section from the bill that removes protections from unions if they do not take reasonable steps to ensure members comply with work notices.	-24
33. 33.	26/04/2023	Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill	To prevent failure to comply with a work notice from being regarded as a breach of contract or constituting lawful grounds for dismissal. To prevent failure to comply with a work notice from being regarded as a breach of contract or constituting lawful grounds for dismissal.	-31
32. 32.	26/04/2023	Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill	To require a consultation to be carried out and reviewed before the Secretary of State specifies minimum service levels. To require a consultation to be carried out and reviewed before the Secretary of State specifies minimum service levels.	-24
31. 31.	17/04/2023	Energy Bill [HL]	To add a new clause requiring the Secretary of State to bring forward regulation to require large energy suppliers to purchase electricity from low carbon community sites and provide annual reporting on the use of such schemes. To add a new clause requiring the Secretary of State to bring forward regulation to require large energy suppliers to purchase electricity from low carbon community sites and provide annual reporting on the use of such schemes.	-11
30. 30.	17/04/2023	Energy Bill [HL]	To add a new clause to add a requirement to have regard for the UK's net zero emissions target into Ofgem's general duties. To add a new clause to add a requirement to have regard for the UK's net zero emissions target into Ofgem's general duties.	-26
29. 29.	17/04/2023	Energy Bill [HL]	To add a new clause requiring the Secretary of State to bring forward regulations to prohibit the opening of new coal mines in England. To add a new clause requiring the Secretary of State to bring forward regulations to prohibit the opening of new coal mines in England.	-3
28. 28.	17/04/2023	Energy Bill [HL]	To add a new clause imposing a duty on the Secretary of State to bring forward a plan within six months of the passage of the Act for low carbon heat, energy efficient buildings and higher standards on new homes. To add a new clause imposing a duty on the Secretary of State to bring forward a plan within six months of the passage of the Act for low carbon heat, energy efficient buildings and higher standards on new homes.	-33
27. 27.	28/03/2023	Energy Bill [HL]	To remove the power of the Secretary of State to impose a hydrogen levy on gas and electricity suppliers To remove the power of the Secretary of State to impose a hydrogen levy on gas and electricity suppliers	-10
26. 26.	28/03/2023	Public Order Bill	To insist (x2) with revision on requiring officers to provide their identification when conducting a stop and search and to require police forces to establish a charter, provide annual figures by location and publicise reasons for use of stop and search. To insist (x2) with revision on requiring officers to provide their identification when conducting a stop and search and to require police forces to establish a charter, provide annual figures by location and publicise reasons for use of stop and search.	-45
25. 25.	21/03/2023	Building Safety (Leaseholder Protections) (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2023	To regret that the government is not publishing data on the number of landlords who have benefitted from an error in the regulations and is not seeking to identify or advise affected leaseholders to appeal (non-fatal motion) To regret that the government is not publishing data on the number of landlords who have benefitted from an error in the regulations and is not seeking to identify or advise affected leaseholders to appeal (non-fatal motion)	-47
24. 24.	14/03/2023	Public Order Bill	To insist with revision on requiring a Chief Superintendent to authorise stop and search without suspicion, remove intentional public nuisance as a criterion, limit authorisation to 12 hours and require that the public be informed. To insist with revision on requiring a Chief Superintendent to authorise stop and search without suspicion, remove intentional public nuisance as a criterion, limit authorisation to 12 hours and require that the public be informed.	-46
23. 23.	07/03/2023	National Security Bill	To add a new clause to require the Prime Minister to update the memorandum of understanding with the Intelligence and Security Committee to reflect any changes to intelligence or security activities resulting from the Act. To add a new clause to require the Prime Minister to update the memorandum of understanding with the Intelligence and Security Committee to reflect any changes to intelligence or security activities resulting from the Act.	-26
22. 22.	01/03/2023	National Security Bill	To add a new clause requiring political parties to publish policy statements to ensure the identification of donations from foreign powers (whether made directly or through an intermediary) and requires parties to provide annual statements to the Electoral Commission on risk management relating to donations from foreign powers. To add a new clause requiring political parties to publish policy statements to ensure the identification of donations from foreign powers (whether made directly or through an intermediary) and requires parties to provide annual statements to the Electoral Commission on risk management relating to donations from foreign powers.	-39
21. 21.	07/02/2023	Public Order Bill	To remove a clause allowing a magistrates court to issue a serious disruption order in cases other than as part of a conviction  To remove a clause allowing a magistrates court to issue a serious disruption order in cases other than as part of a conviction	-55
20. 20.	07/02/2023	Public Order Bill	To limit the trigger events for issuing a serious disruption prevention order, so that provisions for contributing to actions committed by other individuals that are protest-related offences or that breach injunctions are removed.  To limit the trigger events for issuing a serious disruption prevention order, so that provisions for contributing to actions committed by other individuals that are protest-related offences or that breach injunctions are removed.	-59
19. 19.	07/02/2023	Public Order Bill	To add a new clause to protect journalists, legal observers, academics, and bystanders who observe or report on protests or the police’s use of powers related to protests.  To add a new clause to protect journalists, legal observers, academics, and bystanders who observe or report on protests or the police’s use of powers related to protests.	-91
18. 18.	07/02/2023	Public Order Bill	To reject a government amendment that would have amended section 137 of the Highways Act 1980. The amendment would have prevented the use of “protesting an issue of current debate” as a reasonable excuse defence for obstructing highways.  To reject a government amendment that would have amended section 137 of the Highways Act 1980. The amendment would have prevented the use of “protesting an issue of current debate” as a reasonable excuse defence for obstructing highways.	-9
17. 17.	07/02/2023	Public Order Bill	To reject a government amendment to add a new clause amending section 12 of the Public Order Act 1986. The amendment would have made a provision about when a public procession in England and Wales may result in serious disruption to the life of the community. To reject a government amendment to add a new clause amending section 12 of the Public Order Act 1986. The amendment would have made a provision about when a public procession in England and Wales may result in serious disruption to the life of the community.	-14
16. 16.	07/02/2023	Public Order Bill	To remove a clause granting police powers to stop and search without suspicion in an area where an officer believes an offence may be committed. To remove a clause granting police powers to stop and search without suspicion in an area where an officer believes an offence may be committed.	-77
15. 15.	30/01/2023	Public Order Bill	To reject a government supported amendment that would have limited the scope of claiming "protesting an issue of current debate" as a reasonable excuse defence for actions covered in the bill. To reject a government supported amendment that would have limited the scope of claiming "protesting an issue of current debate" as a reasonable excuse defence for actions covered in the bill.	-3
14. 14.	30/01/2023	Public Order Bill	To add a new clause defining the concept of "serious disruption" set out in the bill. To add a new clause defining the concept of "serious disruption" set out in the bill.	-22
13. 13.	07/12/2022	Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Bill	To remove a clause which provides for civil proceedings to be brought against a higher education  provider, constituent institution or students’ union for breach of its duty under the Act to protect  freedom of speech. To remove a clause which provides for civil proceedings to be brought against a higher education  provider, constituent institution or students’ union for breach of its duty under the Act to protect  freedom of speech.	-43
12. 12.	30/11/2022	Procurement Bill [HL]	To insert a clause requiring the Secretary of State to publish a timeline for removing surveillance equipment from the government supply chain, where there is evidence of supplier involvement in modern slavery, genocide or crimes against humanity. To insert a clause requiring the Secretary of State to publish a timeline for removing surveillance equipment from the government supply chain, where there is evidence of supplier involvement in modern slavery, genocide or crimes against humanity.	-20
11. 11.	30/11/2022	Procurement Bill [HL]	To add forced organ harvesting to the list of grounds on which a supplier may be subject to discretionary exclusion from bidding for public contracts. To add forced organ harvesting to the list of grounds on which a supplier may be subject to discretionary exclusion from bidding for public contracts.	-22
10. 10.	28/11/2022	Procurement Bill [HL]	To require that a national procurement policy statement include among its strategic priorities meeting climate change targets and Public Services (Social Value) Act 2012 requirements, promoting supplier innovation, and minimising waste of public money. To require that a national procurement policy statement include among its strategic priorities meeting climate change targets and Public Services (Social Value) Act 2012 requirements, promoting supplier innovation, and minimising waste of public money.	-15
9. 9.	28/11/2022	Procurement Bill [HL]	To require that before publishing a national procurement policy statement, a Minister must have regard to principles of promoting the public good, value for money, transparency, integrity, fair treatment of suppliers and non- discrimination. To require that before publishing a national procurement policy statement, a Minister must have regard to principles of promoting the public good, value for money, transparency, integrity, fair treatment of suppliers and non- discrimination.	-1
8. 8.	28/11/2022	Procurement Bill [HL]	To include the NHS in the bill’s definition of a public authority. To include the NHS in the bill’s definition of a public authority.	-13
7. 7.	18/10/2022	Social Housing (Regulation) Bill [HL]	To insert a clause requiring the government to publish a strategy on reducing energy demand for social housing properties, including low-carbon heat targets and an energy efficiency target for all social housing properties by 2030. To insert a clause requiring the government to publish a strategy on reducing energy demand for social housing properties, including low-carbon heat targets and an energy efficiency target for all social housing properties by 2030.	-13
6. 6.	12/10/2022	Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Bill	To insert a clause to require an independent review of the impact of the electronic communications code and Telecommunications Infrastructure (Leasehold Property) Act 2021 on high-speed broadband and other telecommunications infrastructure. To insert a clause to require an independent review of the impact of the electronic communications code and Telecommunications Infrastructure (Leasehold Property) Act 2021 on high-speed broadband and other telecommunications infrastructure.	-8
5. 5.	20/07/2022	Slavery and Human Trafficking (Definition of Victim) Regulations 2022	To regret that the regulations have not been subject to consultation and that they may narrow the definitions of victims of slavery and trafficking so as to make access to protection and support for victims harder (non-fatal motion). To regret that the regulations have not been subject to consultation and that they may narrow the definitions of victims of slavery and trafficking so as to make access to protection and support for victims harder (non-fatal motion).	-30
4. 4.	04/07/2022	UK Infrastructure Bank Bill [HL]	To require that the new UK Infrastructure Bank must have regard to the public interest in targeting investment in a way that reduces economic disparities between regions of the UK, and improves productivity, pay, jobs and living standards. To require that the new UK Infrastructure Bank must have regard to the public interest in targeting investment in a way that reduces economic disparities between regions of the UK, and improves productivity, pay, jobs and living standards.	-14
3. 3.	04/07/2022	UK Infrastructure Bank Bill [HL]	To amend the definition of infrastructure to include the circular economy and nature-based solutions related to the utilities set out in the bill. To amend the definition of infrastructure to include the circular economy and nature-based solutions related to the utilities set out in the bill.	-29
2. 2.	28/06/2022	Pharmacy (Responsible Pharmacists, Superintendent Pharmacists etc.) Order 2022	To regret that the regulations do not make provisions about workforce and budgetary pressures on the community pharmacy sector (non-fatal motion). To regret that the regulations do not make provisions about workforce and budgetary pressures on the community pharmacy sector (non-fatal motion).	-74
1. 1.	07/06/2022	Immigration (Restrictions on Employment and Residential Accommodation) (Prescribed Requirements and Codes of Practice) and Licensing Act 2003 (Personal and Premises Licences) (Forms), etc., Regulations 2022	To regret that the regulations do not provide an option for physical proof of status to be used in right to work and rent checks for all migrants, and regret that the changes are being made without an impact assessment (non-fatal motion). To regret that the regulations do not provide an option for physical proof of status to be used in right to work and rent checks for all migrants, and regret that the changes are being made without an impact assessment (non-fatal motion).	-64

2021-2022

This page lists all government defeats in the House of Lords since the start of the 2021 parliamentary session, in reverse order.

Defeat no	Date	Bill	Subject	Majority
128. 128.	26/04/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To insist (x2) on a clause requiring that asylum seekers resident for more than 6 months with no decision have a right to seek employment, but to allow this section to be removed by regulations after 2, not 3, years post-enactment. To insist (x2) on a clause requiring that asylum seekers resident for more than 6 months with no decision have a right to seek employment, but to allow this section to be removed by regulations after 2, not 3, years post-enactment.	-1
127. 127.	26/04/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To not insist that the rights of both new categories of refugees be guaranteed without distinction, but to provide that Group 1 status be open to refugees who have stopped briefly in another country as well as those who have come directly to the UK. To not insist that the rights of both new categories of refugees be guaranteed without distinction, but to provide that Group 1 status be open to refugees who have stopped briefly in another country as well as those who have come directly to the UK.	-8
126. 126.	26/04/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To not insist on stating that the asylum provisions comply with the UK’s refugee obligations, but to insert a clause requiring that the provisions be effected in a way compatible with the obligations and that courts declare if an action is not compatible. To not insist on stating that the asylum provisions comply with the UK’s refugee obligations, but to insert a clause requiring that the provisions be effected in a way compatible with the obligations and that courts declare if an action is not compatible.	-25
125. 125.	25/04/2022	Elections Bill	To remove a clause that would have required that the Electoral Commission must have regard to the government’s strategic and policy priorities relating to elections when carrying out its functions. To remove a clause that would have required that the Electoral Commission must have regard to the government’s strategic and policy priorities relating to elections when carrying out its functions.	-66
124. 124.	06/04/2022	Elections Bill	To expand the list of specified documents that can be used under the Bill’s voter ID provisions to include non-photo ID documents such as birth or marriage certificates or financial documents. To expand the list of specified documents that can be used under the Bill’s voter ID provisions to include non-photo ID documents such as birth or marriage certificates or financial documents.	-29
123. 123.	05/04/2022	Health and Care Bill	To insist on removing a clause that would have meant local authority contributions to care costs do not count towards the cap on care costs, and insert a clause requiring regulations to set out how costs are determined, after pilot schemes have ended. To insist on removing a clause that would have meant local authority contributions to care costs do not count towards the cap on care costs, and insert a clause requiring regulations to set out how costs are determined, after pilot schemes have ended.	-9
122. 122.	05/04/2022	Health and Care Bill	To not insist on inserting a clause requiring that that procurement for the health service in England is consistent with the UK’s genocide convention obligations, but to insert a different clause requiring that procurement avoids modern slavery. To not insist on inserting a clause requiring that that procurement for the health service in England is consistent with the UK’s genocide convention obligations, but to insert a different clause requiring that procurement avoids modern slavery.	-42
121. 121.	05/04/2022	Health and Care Bill	To not insist on removing a clause that would give the government powers to intervene in the reconfiguration of NHS services, but to provide that the powers only be exercised by regulations, if in the best interest of patients. To not insist on removing a clause that would give the government powers to intervene in the reconfiguration of NHS services, but to provide that the powers only be exercised by regulations, if in the best interest of patients.	-8
120. 120.	05/04/2022	Health and Care Bill	To insist that the government publish every 3 years, not 2, independent, but not independently verified, assessments of current public health workforce numbers, and future numbers up to 15 years, but not 20, required to meet patients’ needs in England. To insist that the government publish every 3 years, not 2, independent, but not independently verified, assessments of current public health workforce numbers, and future numbers up to 15 years, but not 20, required to meet patients’ needs in England.	-36
119. 119.	04/04/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To insist on inserting a clause requiring confirmed modern slavery victims be granted at least a year’s leave to remain if necessary, but not insist on removing a clause allowing leave to be refused if their home state or another state can support them. To insist on inserting a clause requiring confirmed modern slavery victims be granted at least a year’s leave to remain if necessary, but not insist on removing a clause allowing leave to be refused if their home state or another state can support them.	-1
118. 118.	04/04/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To insist on removing a clause and inserting one with more limited grounds on which possible survivors of modern slavery can removed, but to define, and give powers to expand the definition of, serious threats to public order which can justify removal. To insist on removing a clause and inserting one with more limited grounds on which possible survivors of modern slavery can removed, but to define, and give powers to expand the definition of, serious threats to public order which can justify removal.	-5
117. 117.	04/04/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To insist on removing provisions criminalising any attempt to knowingly help asylum seekers arrive in the UK, but to criminalise attempts to help without reasonable excuse, rather than for gain. To insist on removing provisions criminalising any attempt to knowingly help asylum seekers arrive in the UK, but to criminalise attempts to help without reasonable excuse, rather than for gain.	-21
116. 116.	04/04/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To insist on removing provisions that would have criminalised all arrival in the UK without valid clearance where previously only entry without valid clearance was criminal, but to criminalise arrival in the UK in breach of a deportation order. To insist on removing provisions that would have criminalised all arrival in the UK without valid clearance where previously only entry without valid clearance was criminal, but to criminalise arrival in the UK in breach of a deportation order.	-25
115. 115.	04/04/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To not insist on a clause establishing a target of at least 10,000 for the number of refugees to be resettled in the UK each year, but to insert a clause requiring that the government publish an annual target. To not insist on a clause establishing a target of at least 10,000 for the number of refugees to be resettled in the UK each year, but to insert a clause requiring that the government publish an annual target.	-9
114. 114.	04/04/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To insist that unaccompanied children, but not certain other people, be allowed to seek asylum in the UK if they have a close family member resident in the UK. To insist that unaccompanied children, but not certain other people, be allowed to seek asylum in the UK if they have a close family member resident in the UK.	-37
113. 113.	04/04/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To not insist on removing provisions that would allow removal of asylum seekers to third countries while their claim is pending, but to require that each state must be approved by regulations, the draft of which should include the cost of any arrangements. To not insist on removing provisions that would allow removal of asylum seekers to third countries while their claim is pending, but to require that each state must be approved by regulations, the draft of which should include the cost of any arrangements.	-23
112. 112.	04/04/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To insist on a clause requiring that returns agreements be signed with safe third states before asylum claims by persons with connections to the safe states can be declared inadmissible, but to provide that the requirement ends 5 years after commencement. To insist on a clause requiring that returns agreements be signed with safe third states before asylum claims by persons with connections to the safe states can be declared inadmissible, but to provide that the requirement ends 5 years after commencement.	-27
111. 111.	04/04/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To insist on a clause requiring that asylum seekers resident in the UK for more than 6 months without a decision on their status have a right to seek employment, but to allow this section to be removed by regulations no sooner than 3 years post-enactment. To insist on a clause requiring that asylum seekers resident in the UK for more than 6 months without a decision on their status have a right to seek employment, but to allow this section to be removed by regulations no sooner than 3 years post-enactment.	-67
110. 110.	04/04/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To not insist on removing a clause that would have created two different categories of refugees, but to require that the rights of both categories under international law be guaranteed without distinction between the two. To not insist on removing a clause that would have created two different categories of refugees, but to require that the rights of both categories under international law be guaranteed without distinction between the two.	-43
109. 109.	04/04/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To insert a clause stating that the asylum provisions of the Bill are compliant with the UK’s international obligations to refugees, but not insist on a clause that the provisions be read as subject to these obligations. To insert a clause stating that the asylum provisions of the Bill are compliant with the UK’s international obligations to refugees, but not insist on a clause that the provisions be read as subject to these obligations.	-38
108. 108.	04/04/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To remove subsections that would have retrospectively applied earlier deprivation of citizenship orders found to have been made unlawfully, but not insist on removing a clause allowing deprivation of citizenship without notice. To remove subsections that would have retrospectively applied earlier deprivation of citizenship orders found to have been made unlawfully, but not insist on removing a clause allowing deprivation of citizenship without notice.	-44
107. 107.	31/03/2022	Judicial Review and Courts Bill	To insert a clause providing that bereaved family members be entitled to publicly funded legal representation at inquests when public bodies such as hospitals or the police are legally represented. To insert a clause providing that bereaved family members be entitled to publicly funded legal representation at inquests when public bodies such as hospitals or the police are legally represented.	-14
106. 106.	31/03/2022	Judicial Review and Courts Bill	To remove a clause that would have abolished "Cart" judicial review (JR) and insert a clause limiting the right to appeal a Cart JR to the High Court, unless on a point of law of public importance with permission to appeal granted by the Supreme Court. To remove a clause that would have abolished "Cart" judicial review (JR) and insert a clause limiting the right to appeal a Cart JR to the High Court, unless on a point of law of public importance with permission to appeal granted by the Supreme Court.	-14
105. 105.	31/03/2022	Judicial Review and Courts Bill	To remove a presumption that suspended or prospective-only quashing orders should be made if they are deemed to offer adequate redress in a case unless there is a good reason not to, in preference to an ordinary quashing order. To remove a presumption that suspended or prospective-only quashing orders should be made if they are deemed to offer adequate redress in a case unless there is a good reason not to, in preference to an ordinary quashing order.	-24
104. 104.	31/03/2022	Judicial Review and Courts Bill	To remove provisions that would have allowed quashing orders to include conditions such that the order would have limited or no retrospective effects. To remove provisions that would have allowed quashing orders to include conditions such that the order would have limited or no retrospective effects.	-5
103. 103.	31/03/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To insist (x2) on removing a clause that allowed conditions to be imposed on a “public assembly” if it produced serious noise disruption, but allow limits on timings (not date) of a public assembly and accept the government’s serious disruption definition. To insist (x2) on removing a clause that allowed conditions to be imposed on a “public assembly” if it produced serious noise disruption, but allow limits on timings (not date) of a public assembly and accept the government’s serious disruption definition.	-11
102. 102.	31/03/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To insist (x2) on removing powers that allowed conditions to be imposed on a “public procession” or one-person protest if it produced serious noise disruption, and insist on removing part of the definition of serious disruption including noise. To insist (x2) on removing powers that allowed conditions to be imposed on a “public procession” or one-person protest if it produced serious noise disruption, and insist on removing part of the definition of serious disruption including noise.	-39
101. 101.	29/03/2022	Building Safety Bill	To provide that leaseholders will be liable for no fire remediation costs. To provide that leaseholders will be liable for no fire remediation costs.	-14
100. 100.	29/03/2022	Building Safety Bill	To provide that leaseholders who have collectively bought the freehold of their building are eligible for protection from remediation costs for building safety defects. To provide that leaseholders who have collectively bought the freehold of their building are eligible for protection from remediation costs for building safety defects.	-32
99. 99.	29/03/2022	Building Safety Bill	To provide that leaseholders in buildings of all heights or numbers of storeys, not just those over 11 metres or 5 storeys, are eligible for protection from remediation costs for building safety defects. To provide that leaseholders in buildings of all heights or numbers of storeys, not just those over 11 metres or 5 storeys, are eligible for protection from remediation costs for building safety defects.	-33
98. 98.	29/03/2022	Building Safety Bill	To provide that the regulator must publish an assessment of the costs and benefits of improving a range of issues related to building or people safety within 2 years of the Act passing, and may propose regulations to address these issues. To provide that the regulator must publish an assessment of the costs and benefits of improving a range of issues related to building or people safety within 2 years of the Act passing, and may propose regulations to address these issues.	-35
97. 97.	24/03/2022	Skills and Post-16 Education Bill [HL]	To insist on preventing the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education from withdrawing approval for level 3 courses, but only until 3, rather than 4, years after the bill has passed, with a consultation required in the fourth year. To insist on preventing the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education from withdrawing approval for level 3 courses, but only until 3, rather than 4, years after the bill has passed, with a consultation required in the fourth year.	-13
96. 96.	22/03/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To insist on removing a clause that would have allowed conditions to be imposed on a “public assembly” if it produced serious disruption caused by noise, but to detail disruptions to the life of the community that would allow conditions to imposed. To insist on removing a clause that would have allowed conditions to be imposed on a “public assembly” if it produced serious disruption caused by noise, but to detail disruptions to the life of the community that would allow conditions to imposed.	-15
95. 95.	22/03/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To insist on removing powers that would have allowed conditions to be imposed on a “public procession” or one-person protest if it produced serious disruption caused by noise, and to remove part of the new definition of serious disruption including noise. To insist on removing powers that would have allowed conditions to be imposed on a “public procession” or one-person protest if it produced serious disruption caused by noise, and to remove part of the new definition of serious disruption including noise.	-42
94. 94.	22/03/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To insert a clause creating a crime of sex or gender-aggravated intimidation, numbers of which must be recorded by police within 6 months of enactment, but not insist crimes motivated by sex or gender hostility be recorded and sentenced accordingly. To insert a clause creating a crime of sex or gender-aggravated intimidation, numbers of which must be recorded by police within 6 months of enactment, but not insist crimes motivated by sex or gender hostility be recorded and sentenced accordingly.	-43
93. 93.	22/03/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To insist on inserting a clause allowing ministers to extend investigatory search and seizure powers to officers of the National Food Crime Unit. To insist on inserting a clause allowing ministers to extend investigatory search and seizure powers to officers of the National Food Crime Unit.	-24
92. 92.	16/03/2022	Health and Care Bill	To insert a clause aiming to facilitate more effective dispute resolution and mediation between hospitals and parents when there is a difference of opinion between the two over the treatment of children with life-limiting illnesses. To insert a clause aiming to facilitate more effective dispute resolution and mediation between hospitals and parents when there is a difference of opinion between the two over the treatment of children with life-limiting illnesses.	-5
91. 91.	16/03/2022	Health and Care Bill	To insert a clause prohibiting UK citizens from travelling abroad to receive organ donations in countries where the informed consent of the donor or their family is not required, or financial gain is offered for donation. To insert a clause prohibiting UK citizens from travelling abroad to receive organ donations in countries where the informed consent of the donor or their family is not required, or financial gain is offered for donation.	-44
90. 90.	16/03/2022	Health and Care Bill	To insert a clause requiring that the government consult and report on the desirability of implementing a scheme to regulate prices that can be charged by, and profits that can be accrued by, tobacco manufacturers and importers. To insert a clause requiring that the government consult and report on the desirability of implementing a scheme to regulate prices that can be charged by, and profits that can be accrued by, tobacco manufacturers and importers.	-59
89. 89.	08/03/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To provide that immigration rules may not require non- British and Irish citizens to make local journeys from the Republic of Ireland without the need for an electronic travel authorisation. To provide that immigration rules may not require non- British and Irish citizens to make local journeys from the Republic of Ireland without the need for an electronic travel authorisation.	-34
88. 88.	08/03/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To insert a clause requiring that child potential and confirmed victims of modern slavery be given leave to remain, that their best interests be the primary consideration of decision makers, and that bill sections limiting victims’ rights do not apply. To insert a clause requiring that child potential and confirmed victims of modern slavery be given leave to remain, that their best interests be the primary consideration of decision makers, and that bill sections limiting victims’ rights do not apply.	-66
87. 87.	08/03/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To remove a clause and insert a new one that requires leave to remain be granted for at least 12 months to confirmed victims of modern slavery if necessary for the purposes of providing continuing support and assistance. To remove a clause and insert a new one that requires leave to remain be granted for at least 12 months to confirmed victims of modern slavery if necessary for the purposes of providing continuing support and assistance.	-84
86. 86.	08/03/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To remove a clause and insert a new one with more limited grounds on which the protected period for those whom it is deemed that there are reasonable grounds to believe are survivors of modern slavery can be broken for them to be removed from the UK. To remove a clause and insert a new one with more limited grounds on which the protected period for those whom it is deemed that there are reasonable grounds to believe are survivors of modern slavery can be broken for them to be removed from the UK.	-82
85. 85.	08/03/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To remove a clause requiring that those deciding if there are reasonable grounds to believe a person is a survivor of modern slavery must consider late provision of information by the person, without good reason, as damaging of the person’s credibility. To remove a clause requiring that those deciding if there are reasonable grounds to believe a person is a survivor of modern slavery must consider late provision of information by the person, without good reason, as damaging of the person’s credibility.	-71
84. 84.	08/03/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To insert a new clause requiring that age assessments of immigrants are only undertaken where there is significant reason to doubt the age of the age-disputed person, and that only methods approved by relevant medical boards may be used. To insert a new clause requiring that age assessments of immigrants are only undertaken where there is significant reason to doubt the age of the age-disputed person, and that only methods approved by relevant medical boards may be used.	-70
83. 83.	07/03/2022	Health and Care Bill	To insert a clause requiring that the government bring into force the cap on care charges set out in the Care Act 2014 by April 2023. To insert a clause requiring that the government bring into force the cap on care charges set out in the Care Act 2014 by April 2023.	-44
82. 82.	07/03/2022	Health and Care Bill	To remove a clause that would have amended the Care Act 2014 so that local authority contributions to the cost of an individual’s care costs do not count towards the cap on care costs. To remove a clause that would have amended the Care Act 2014 so that local authority contributions to the cost of an individual’s care costs do not count towards the cap on care costs.	-40
81. 81.	07/03/2022	Health and Care Bill	To remove the exception for coroners from the prohibition on disclosure of protected material collected by the new Health Services Safety Investigations Body in the course of its investigations. To remove the exception for coroners from the prohibition on disclosure of protected material collected by the new Health Services Safety Investigations Body in the course of its investigations.	-41
80. 80.	07/03/2022	Health and Care Bill	To prevent the power to transfer functions between relevant bodies in the bill from transferring the statutory safe haven for patient data across health and social care to NHS England. To prevent the power to transfer functions between relevant bodies in the bill from transferring the statutory safe haven for patient data across health and social care to NHS England.	-38
79. 79.	07/03/2022	Health and Care Bill	To insert a clause placing a duty on hospitals to ensure that carers of patients who are to be discharged are consulted on their ability and willingness to provide the care needed by the patient. To insert a clause placing a duty on hospitals to ensure that carers of patients who are to be discharged are consulted on their ability and willingness to provide the care needed by the patient.	-50
78. 78.	03/03/2022	Health and Care Bill	To insert a new clause requiring that ministers ensure by regulations that procurement of all goods and services for the health service in England is consistent with the UK’s genocide convention obligations. To insert a new clause requiring that ministers ensure by regulations that procurement of all goods and services for the health service in England is consistent with the UK’s genocide convention obligations.	-19
77. 77.	03/03/2022	Health and Care Bill	To remove a clause that would have given the Secretary of State powers to intervene in the reconfiguration of NHS services. To remove a clause that would have given the Secretary of State powers to intervene in the reconfiguration of NHS services.	-13
76. 76.	03/03/2022	Health and Care Bill	To require that the government publish independently verified assessments of current public health workforce numbers, and future numbers required to meet the needs of patients in England. To require that the government publish independently verified assessments of current public health workforce numbers, and future numbers required to meet the needs of patients in England.	-52
75. 75.	02/03/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To require that new powers to stop, board, divert or detain vessels suspected of being used to commit immigration offences must not be exercised in a way that could endanger life at sea. To require that new powers to stop, board, divert or detain vessels suspected of being used to commit immigration offences must not be exercised in a way that could endanger life at sea.	-7
74. 74.	02/03/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To remove provisions criminalising any attempt, not just attempts for gain, to knowingly help an asylum seeker arrive in the UK, other than those made by persons on behalf of organisations that aim to assist asylum seekers for free. To remove provisions criminalising any attempt, not just attempts for gain, to knowingly help an asylum seeker arrive in the UK, other than those made by persons on behalf of organisations that aim to assist asylum seekers for free.	-2
73. 73.	02/03/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To remove provisions that would have criminalised arrival in UK territory without valid clearance, where previously only entry (i.e. passing through immigration control at ports or disembarking from a plane) without valid clearance was criminal. To remove provisions that would have criminalised arrival in UK territory without valid clearance, where previously only entry (i.e. passing through immigration control at ports or disembarking from a plane) without valid clearance was criminal.	-5
72. 72.	02/03/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To insert a clause requiring that persons who are part of a group at risk of genocide must be presumed to meet the conditions for being granted asylum in the UK. To insert a clause requiring that persons who are part of a group at risk of genocide must be presumed to meet the conditions for being granted asylum in the UK.	-52
71. 71.	02/03/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To insert a clause establishing a minimum target for the number of refugees to be resettled in the UK each year at 10,000. To insert a clause establishing a minimum target for the number of refugees to be resettled in the UK each year at 10,000.	-47
70. 70.	02/03/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To insert a clause requiring that the government allow unaccompanied children, and certain other people in Europe, to seek asylum in the UK if they have a close family member resident in the UK. To insert a clause requiring that the government allow unaccompanied children, and certain other people in Europe, to seek asylum in the UK if they have a close family member resident in the UK.	-48
69. 69.	02/03/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To remove provisions that would have given the government powers to remove asylum seekers to a third country while their claim for asylum is pending in the UK. To remove provisions that would have given the government powers to remove asylum seekers to a third country while their claim for asylum is pending in the UK.	-53
68. 68.	02/03/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To insert a clause providing that provisions in the Act allowing asylum claims made by persons with connections to a safe third state to be declared inadmissible can only come into force if the UK has signed returns agreements with 1 or more such states. To insert a clause providing that provisions in the Act allowing asylum claims made by persons with connections to a safe third state to be declared inadmissible can only come into force if the UK has signed returns agreements with 1 or more such states.	-49
67. 67.	01/03/2022	Health and Care Bill	To require that an integrated care board must include at least one ordinary member who has mental health knowledge and expertise in the board’s area. To require that an integrated care board must include at least one ordinary member who has mental health knowledge and expertise in the board’s area.	-14
66. 66.	01/03/2022	Health and Care Bill	To provide that conflict of interest rules applicable to integrated care boards also apply to committees or sub-committees of boards that have commissioning functions. To provide that conflict of interest rules applicable to integrated care boards also apply to committees or sub-committees of boards that have commissioning functions.	-15
65. 65.	28/02/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To insert a clause requiring that asylum seekers resident in the UK for more than 6 months whose claims have not yet been decided have a right to seek employment. To insert a clause requiring that asylum seekers resident in the UK for more than 6 months whose claims have not yet been decided have a right to seek employment.	-23
64. 64.	28/02/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To remove a clause that would have created two different categories of refugees based on whether a refugee arrived in the UK directly from the country they were seeking refuge from, allowing these groups to be treated differently. To remove a clause that would have created two different categories of refugees based on whether a refugee arrived in the UK directly from the country they were seeking refuge from, allowing these groups to be treated differently.	-78
63. 63.	28/02/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To insert a clause ensuring that the asylum provisions of the bill are read as subject to the UK’s international legal obligations under the 1951 Refugee Convention and 1967 Protocol relating to the Status of Refugees. To insert a clause ensuring that the asylum provisions of the bill are read as subject to the UK’s international legal obligations under the 1951 Refugee Convention and 1967 Protocol relating to the Status of Refugees.	-79
62. 62.	28/02/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To remove a clause that sought to allow individuals to be deprived of British citizenship without notice if there was a lack of information needed to give notice, it was not reasonably practicable on other grounds, or in the interests of national security. To remove a clause that sought to allow individuals to be deprived of British citizenship without notice if there was a lack of information needed to give notice, it was not reasonably practicable on other grounds, or in the interests of national security.	-36
61. 61.	28/02/2022	Nationality and Borders Bill	To insert a clause allowing descendants of those born on the British Indian Overseas Territory to register as a British and British overseas territories citizen for free for up to 5 years, or before they reach 23 if a minor when the Act comes into force. To insert a clause allowing descendants of those born on the British Indian Overseas Territory to register as a British and British overseas territories citizen for free for up to 5 years, or before they reach 23 if a minor when the Act comes into force.	-83
60. 60.	09/02/2022	Dissolution and Calling of Parliament Bill	To require that the House of Commons must approve a motion agreeing that parliament should be dissolved, before a request can be made by the Prime Minister to do so. To require that the House of Commons must approve a motion agreeing that parliament should be dissolved, before a request can be made by the Prime Minister to do so.	-40
59. 59.	07/02/2022	National Insurance Contributions Bill	To provide that the time in which employers of new veterans are eligible for NIC relief may be extended by regulations beyond the 1 year after the veteran’s first day of employment set out in the bill, where it would improve employment and retention rates. To provide that the time in which employers of new veterans are eligible for NIC relief may be extended by regulations beyond the 1 year after the veteran’s first day of employment set out in the bill, where it would improve employment and retention rates.	-22
58. 58.	07/02/2022	National Insurance Contributions Bill	To provide that the new form of national insurance contribution (NIC) relief in the bill will only be available to employers in a freeport if the freeport maintains a publicly accessible register of the beneficial owners of businesses in the freeport. To provide that the new form of national insurance contribution (NIC) relief in the bill will only be available to employers in a freeport if the freeport maintains a publicly accessible register of the beneficial owners of businesses in the freeport.	-16
57. 57.	17/01/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To insert a clause repealing the Vagrancy Act 1824, and establish that begging or sleeping rough independent of other factors does not constitute a criminal offence. To insert a clause repealing the Vagrancy Act 1824, and establish that begging or sleeping rough independent of other factors does not constitute a criminal offence.	-43
56. 56.	17/01/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To not insert a clause that would have introduced serious disruption prevention orders, which could limit activities of those who have committed, or have not committed but have been connected to, protest-related offences or breaches of injunctions. To not insert a clause that would have introduced serious disruption prevention orders, which could limit activities of those who have committed, or have not committed but have been connected to, protest-related offences or breaches of injunctions.	-75
55. 55.	17/01/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To not insert a clause that would have allowed constables to stop and search people or vehicles without grounds to suspect they would find an item used for or in connection with wilful obstruction of a highway or causing public nuisance. To not insert a clause that would have allowed constables to stop and search people or vehicles without grounds to suspect they would find an item used for or in connection with wilful obstruction of a highway or causing public nuisance.	-84
54. 54.	17/01/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To not insert a clause that would have allowed constables to stop and search people or vehicles if they have reasonable grounds to suspect they would find an item used for or in connection with wilful obstruction of a highway or causing public nuisance. To not insert a clause that would have allowed constables to stop and search people or vehicles if they have reasonable grounds to suspect they would find an item used for or in connection with wilful obstruction of a highway or causing public nuisance.	-64
53. 53.	17/01/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To not insert a clause that would have created an offence of interference with use or operation of key national infrastructure in England and Wales either intentionally or through recklessness, subject to defences of reasonable excuse or industrial action. To not insert a clause that would have created an offence of interference with use or operation of key national infrastructure in England and Wales either intentionally or through recklessness, subject to defences of reasonable excuse or industrial action.	-45
52. 52.	17/01/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To not insert a clause that would have a created a new offence of obstruction or interference with the construction or maintenance of major transport works, subject to defences of reasonable excuse or industrial action. To not insert a clause that would have a created a new offence of obstruction or interference with the construction or maintenance of major transport works, subject to defences of reasonable excuse or industrial action.	-54
51. 51.	17/01/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To restrict the new prison sentence for the offence of wilful obstruction so that it applies only to the obstruction of highways that form part of the Strategic Road Network. To restrict the new prison sentence for the offence of wilful obstruction so that it applies only to the obstruction of highways that form part of the Strategic Road Network.	-56
50. 50.	17/01/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To not insert a clause that would have created a new offence of the attachment of one person to another, an object or to land (“locking on”), such as to cause serious disruption either intentionally or through recklessness. To not insert a clause that would have created a new offence of the attachment of one person to another, an object or to land (“locking on”), such as to cause serious disruption either intentionally or through recklessness.	-53
49. 49.	17/01/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To permit the obstruction of vehicle access to areas of the Parliamentary Estate if a relevant person has given permission for the obstruction. To permit the obstruction of vehicle access to areas of the Parliamentary Estate if a relevant person has given permission for the obstruction.	-78
48. 48.	17/01/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To remove a clause that would have allowed a senior police officer to impose conditions on a "public assembly" if it produces noise that would cause serious disruption or have a significant impact on persons in the vicinity of the protest. To remove a clause that would have allowed a senior police officer to impose conditions on a "public assembly" if it produces noise that would cause serious disruption or have a significant impact on persons in the vicinity of the protest.	-67
47. 47.	17/01/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To remove powers that would have allowed a senior police officer to impose conditions on a "public procession" if it produces noise that would cause serious disruption or have a significant impact on persons in the vicinity of the protest. To remove powers that would have allowed a senior police officer to impose conditions on a "public procession" if it produces noise that would cause serious disruption or have a significant impact on persons in the vicinity of the protest.	-95
46. 46.	17/01/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To insert a clause requiring the police to record if a crime is motivated by hostility towards the victim’s gender or sex, and requiring that the courts take this motivation into account when sentencing for offences that aren’t sexual or domestic. To insert a clause requiring the police to record if a crime is motivated by hostility towards the victim’s gender or sex, and requiring that the courts take this motivation into account when sentencing for offences that aren’t sexual or domestic.	-57
45. 45.	17/01/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To insert a clause establishing a duty of candour on members of the police workforce, in general and specifically in relation to their participation in court proceedings, official inquiries or investigations. To insert a clause establishing a duty of candour on members of the police workforce, in general and specifically in relation to their participation in court proceedings, official inquiries or investigations.	-73
44. 44.	17/01/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To insert a clause requiring the government to establish a review into the prevalence of the crime of administering a substance with intent ("spiking"), and the criminal justice system’s response to this crime, within a month of the bill being passed. To insert a clause requiring the government to establish a review into the prevalence of the crime of administering a substance with intent ("spiking"), and the criminal justice system’s response to this crime, within a month of the bill being passed.	-47
43. 43.	12/01/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To insert a new clause allowing ministers to extend investigatory search and seizure powers to officers of the National Food Crime Unit. To insert a new clause allowing ministers to extend investigatory search and seizure powers to officers of the National Food Crime Unit.	-12
42. 42.	12/01/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To insert a new clause allowing local authorities to make fast-track public space protection orders for schools or vaccination centres that are subject to harassment or detrimental protest, which can come into force before a statutory consultation is held. To insert a new clause allowing local authorities to make fast-track public space protection orders for schools or vaccination centres that are subject to harassment or detrimental protest, which can come into force before a statutory consultation is held.	-12
41. 41.	12/01/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To insert a new clause creating an offence of requiring or accepting sexual relations as a condition of access to accommodation. To insert a new clause creating an offence of requiring or accepting sexual relations as a condition of access to accommodation.	-30
40. 40.	10/01/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To expand the conditions necessary for serious violence reduction orders to be introduced (further amendments passed without division required a stronger pilot, a report on that pilot, and that both Houses approve commencement regulations). To expand the conditions necessary for serious violence reduction orders to be introduced (further amendments passed without division required a stronger pilot, a report on that pilot, and that both Houses approve commencement regulations).	-37
39. 39.	10/01/2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill	To provide that a local authority may set up and run a new secure 16 to 19 academy. To provide that a local authority may set up and run a new secure 16 to 19 academy.	-35
38. 38.	14/12/2021	Advanced Research and Innovation Agency Bill	To provide that ARIA financial support for a business can be conditional on being able to convert support into equity or on ARIA consent to any transfer outside the UK of intellectual property or a controlling interest for 10 years after receiving funding. To provide that ARIA financial support for a business can be conditional on being able to convert support into equity or on ARIA consent to any transfer outside the UK of intellectual property or a controlling interest for 10 years after receiving funding.	-13
37. 37.	08/12/2021	Armed Forces Bill	To not insist central government has due regard to the Armed Forces covenant when exercising housing, education and health functions, but require that the government reports to parliament the impact of not applying the due regard standard within 6 months. To not insist central government has due regard to the Armed Forces covenant when exercising housing, education and health functions, but require that the government reports to parliament the impact of not applying the due regard standard within 6 months.	-42
36. 36.	08/12/2021	Armed Forces Bill	To insist that for murder, manslaughter, rape or other sexual offences, those normally subject to service law should be tried in civilian courts, but to allow the DPP, not the AG, to direct otherwise for other reasons as well as service-related complexity. To insist that for murder, manslaughter, rape or other sexual offences, those normally subject to service law should be tried in civilian courts, but to allow the DPP, not the AG, to direct otherwise for other reasons as well as service-related complexity.	-22
35. 35.	23/11/2021	Armed Forces Bill	To require that central government must have due regard to the Armed Forces covenant when exercising relevant housing, education and health functions. To require that central government must have due regard to the Armed Forces covenant when exercising relevant housing, education and health functions.	-46
34. 34.	23/11/2021	Armed Forces Bill	To provide that for murder, manslaughter, rape or other sexual offences, persons who would normally be subject to service law should be tried in civilian courts, unless the Attorney General consents to otherwise for reasons of service-related complexity. To provide that for murder, manslaughter, rape or other sexual offences, persons who would normally be subject to service law should be tried in civilian courts, unless the Attorney General consents to otherwise for reasons of service-related complexity.	-20
33. 33.	16/11/2021	Dormant Assets Bill [HL]	To provide that the Secretary of State may, in England, establish community wealth funds that can receive money from dormant assets, and provide that if a fund is established, after at least 10 years its efficacy may be reviewed. To provide that the Secretary of State may, in England, establish community wealth funds that can receive money from dormant assets, and provide that if a fund is established, after at least 10 years its efficacy may be reviewed.	-21
32. 32.	02/11/2021	Social Security (Up-rating of Benefits) Bill	To remove provisions that would break the earnings link in the pensions ‘triple lock’ for tax year 2022-23, instead providing that the Secretary of State can adjust the relevant earnings level to take into account the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. To remove provisions that would break the earnings link in the pensions ‘triple lock’ for tax year 2022-23, instead providing that the Secretary of State can adjust the relevant earnings level to take into account the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.	-42
31. 31.	26/10/2021	Environment Bill	To insist on imposing duties on sewerage undertakers to improve sewerage systems and to reduce harms from untreated discharges into inland and coastal, but not all, waters, and to insist that the government secure compliance with these duties. To insist on imposing duties on sewerage undertakers to improve sewerage systems and to reduce harms from untreated discharges into inland and coastal, but not all, waters, and to insist that the government secure compliance with these duties.	-143
30. 30.	26/10/2021	Environment Bill	To insist on replacing limits on the courts’ powers to grant a remedy where a public authority is found to be in breach of environmental law, but to expand the potential consequences courts will be required to have regard to when granting such a remedy. To insist on replacing limits on the courts’ powers to grant a remedy where a public authority is found to be in breach of environmental law, but to expand the potential consequences courts will be required to have regard to when granting such a remedy.	-35
29. 29.	26/10/2021	Environment Bill	To insist on requiring Commons committee approval of Office for Environmental Protection board appointments and not insist on giving the OEP complete discretion regarding its enforcement power, but to limit guidance the government can issue in that area. To insist on requiring Commons committee approval of Office for Environmental Protection board appointments and not insist on giving the OEP complete discretion regarding its enforcement power, but to limit guidance the government can issue in that area.	-51
28. 28.	21/10/2021	Skills and Post-16 Education Bill [HL]	To insert a new clause providing that any person of any age have the right to free education up to Level 3 if they have not studied at that level, and requiring that employers spend apprenticeship funding on Level 2 and 3 students aged 16-25. To insert a new clause providing that any person of any age have the right to free education up to Level 3 if they have not studied at that level, and requiring that employers spend apprenticeship funding on Level 2 and 3 students aged 16-25.	-10
27. 27.	21/10/2021	Skills and Post-16 Education Bill [HL]	To require that initial teacher training for further education courses include special educational needs awareness training relevant to teaching in a further education environment. To require that initial teacher training for further education courses include special educational needs awareness training relevant to teaching in a further education environment.	-32
26. 26.	21/10/2021	Skills and Post-16 Education Bill [HL]	To insert a new clause requiring the government to annually report the impact on the overall level of skills of restricting funding for individuals pursuing further or higher education courses at the same or lower level than one they already hold. To insert a new clause requiring the government to annually report the impact on the overall level of skills of restricting funding for individuals pursuing further or higher education courses at the same or lower level than one they already hold.	-10
25. 25.	21/10/2021	Skills and Post-16 Education Bill [HL]	To insert a new clause requiring the government to review universal credit (UC) with the aim of ensuring that students will remain entitled to UC if they enrol on approved training courses aimed at supporting them to secure employment. To insert a new clause requiring the government to review universal credit (UC) with the aim of ensuring that students will remain entitled to UC if they enrol on approved training courses aimed at supporting them to secure employment.	-16
24. 24.	21/10/2021	Skills and Post-16 Education Bill [HL]	To require that schools provide at least 3 occasions, rather than 1, during each of 3 phases of secondary education for pupils to meet technical education and apprenticeship providers, and to bring the requirement into force when the bill is passed. To require that schools provide at least 3 occasions, rather than 1, during each of 3 phases of secondary education for pupils to meet technical education and apprenticeship providers, and to bring the requirement into force when the bill is passed.	-50
23. 23.	19/10/2021	Telecommunications (Security) Bill	To insert a new clause requiring that the government reviews the UK’s security arrangements with a telecommunications company if that company is banned from operating in another Five Eyes country. To insert a new clause requiring that the government reviews the UK’s security arrangements with a telecommunications company if that company is banned from operating in another Five Eyes country.	-16
22. 22.	19/10/2021	Telecommunications (Security) Bill	To insert a new clause requiring that the government reports to parliament the impact of its diversification of telecommunications supply chains strategy on network security and services, and provides a debate on the report in the House of Commons. To insert a new clause requiring that the government reports to parliament the impact of its diversification of telecommunications supply chains strategy on network security and services, and provides a debate on the report in the House of Commons.	-4
21. 21.	12/10/2021	Skills and Post-16 Education Bill [HL]	To ensure that students will not be deprived of the right to take other qualifications additional to A and T levels. To ensure that students will not be deprived of the right to take other qualifications additional to A and T levels.	-19
20. 20.	12/10/2021	Skills and Post-16 Education Bill [HL]	To prevent the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education from withdrawing approval of BTEC and other level 3 courses before 2025 to allow new T level courses to become embedded and understood. To prevent the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education from withdrawing approval of BTEC and other level 3 courses before 2025 to allow new T level courses to become embedded and understood.	-5
19. 19.	12/10/2021	Skills and Post-16 Education Bill [HL]	To require that new local skills improvement plans be developed in partnership with local authorities and further education providers, not just by employer representative bodies. To require that new local skills improvement plans be developed in partnership with local authorities and further education providers, not just by employer representative bodies.	-7
18. 18.	15/09/2021	Environment Bill	To require that the conservation covenants introduced in the bill are executed by deeds containing details about duration and any payment of consideration to the landowner. To require that the conservation covenants introduced in the bill are executed by deeds containing details about duration and any payment of consideration to the landowner.	-18
17. 17.	15/09/2021	Environment Bill	To require that the government review the effectiveness of provisions in the bill to reduce deforestation related to production of commodities within 1 to 2 years of the provisions coming into force. To require that the government review the effectiveness of provisions in the bill to reduce deforestation related to production of commodities within 1 to 2 years of the provisions coming into force.	-6
16. 16.	15/09/2021	Environment Bill	To insert a new clause establishing an enhanced protection standard for ancient woodland to be used in planning policy. To insert a new clause establishing an enhanced protection standard for ancient woodland to be used in planning policy.	-4
15. 15.	15/09/2021	Environment Bill	To insert a new clause requiring that any changes to the Habitat Regulations 2017 made using new powers in the bill maintain existing levels of environmental protection and are made following consultation. To insert a new clause requiring that any changes to the Habitat Regulations 2017 made using new powers in the bill maintain existing levels of environmental protection and are made following consultation.	-15
14. 14.	13/09/2021	Environment Bill	To impose a duty on sewerage undertakers to improve sewage systems and reduce untreated discharges and require the government and other agencies to secure compliance with that duty. To impose a duty on sewerage undertakers to improve sewage systems and reduce untreated discharges and require the government and other agencies to secure compliance with that duty.	-37
13. 13.	13/09/2021	Environment Bill	To insert a new clause requiring that the long-term impact on honey bees and long- and short-term impact on wild pollinators be considered as part of the process for authorising the use of pesticides. To insert a new clause requiring that the long-term impact on honey bees and long- and short-term impact on wild pollinators be considered as part of the process for authorising the use of pesticides.	-12
12. 12.	13/09/2021	Environment Bill	To expand the power to implement charges for single-use plastic in the bill to other single-use materials. To expand the power to implement charges for single-use plastic in the bill to other single-use materials.	-36
11. 11.	08/09/2021	Environment Bill	To replace restrictions on courts’ powers to grant a remedy where a public authority is found to be in breach of environmental law with a requirement that courts should have regard to the potential consequences of granting such a remedy. To replace restrictions on courts’ powers to grant a remedy where a public authority is found to be in breach of environmental law with a requirement that courts should have regard to the potential consequences of granting such a remedy.	-10
10. 10.	08/09/2021	Environment Bill	To remove a clause allowing the Secretary of State to issue guidance to the OEP regarding its enforcement powers and insert a clause giving the OEP complete discretion in that area and requiring Commons committee approval for OEP board member appointments. To remove a clause allowing the Secretary of State to issue guidance to the OEP regarding its enforcement powers and insert a clause giving the OEP complete discretion in that area and requiring Commons committee approval for OEP board member appointments.	-29
9. 9.	08/09/2021	Environment Bill	To remove the exceptions for defence, national security, and fiscal policy from the requirement that ministers consider the environmental principles policy statement provided for in the bill when making policy. To remove the exceptions for defence, national security, and fiscal policy from the requirement that ministers consider the environmental principles policy statement provided for in the bill when making policy.	-2
8. 8.	08/09/2021	Environment Bill	To require that interim, as well as long-term, environmental targets be met. To require that interim, as well as long-term, environmental targets be met.	-22
7. 7.	06/09/2021	Environment Bill	To require that the new legal target for particulate matter levels is set at least as low as the World Health Organisation-recommended limit, and has an attainment deadline of 2030. To require that the new legal target for particulate matter levels is set at least as low as the World Health Organisation-recommended limit, and has an attainment deadline of 2030.	-22
6. 6.	06/09/2021	Environment Bill	To add soil health and quality to the bill’s list of priority areas for which the government must set long-term environmental targets. To add soil health and quality to the bill’s list of priority areas for which the government must set long-term environmental targets.	-43
5. 5.	06/09/2021	Environment Bill	To insert a new clause requiring that the government declare a climate and biodiversity emergency. To insert a new clause requiring that the government declare a climate and biodiversity emergency.	-30
4. 4.	20/07/2021	Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) (Amendment) (Coronavirus) Regulations 2021	To regret that the regulations include no operational guidance or impact assessment regarding the new requirement that care workers be fully vaccinated, and calls for more evidence for permanently requiring staff to be fully vaccinated (non-fatal motion). To regret that the regulations include no operational guidance or impact assessment regarding the new requirement that care workers be fully vaccinated, and calls for more evidence for permanently requiring staff to be fully vaccinated (non-fatal motion).	-10
3. 3.	20/07/2021	Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Bill [HL]	To insert a clause requiring landlords to inform tenants of changes to ground rents made by the Act if they enter into renegotiation or extension of an existing lease before the relevant implementing regulations have been brought into force. To insert a clause requiring landlords to inform tenants of changes to ground rents made by the Act if they enter into renegotiation or extension of an existing lease before the relevant implementing regulations have been brought into force.	-5
2. 2.	14/07/2021	Business and Planning Act 2020 (Pavement Licences) (Coronavirus) (Amendment) Regulations 2021	To regret that the regulations do not prohibit smoking in temporary outdoor seating areas of hospitality venues (non-fatal motion). To regret that the regulations do not prohibit smoking in temporary outdoor seating areas of hospitality venues (non-fatal motion).	-30
1. 1.	10/06/2021	Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development etc.) (England) (Amendment) Order 2021	To regret that the regulations allow some buildings to be changed more easily from business to residential use without local authority permission, and that the changes are being made by regulations instead of primary legislation (non-fatal motion). To regret that the regulations allow some buildings to be changed more easily from business to residential use without local authority permission, and that the changes are being made by regulations instead of primary legislation (non-fatal motion).	-31

2019-2021

This page lists all government defeats in the House of Lords since the start of the 2019 parliamentary session, in reverse order.

Defeat no	Date	Bill	Subject	Majority
114. 114.	28/04/2021	National Security and Investment Bill	To insist that the Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) be provided with information redacted for national security reasons from the annual report to parliament on the Act’s provisions, but only until a new ISC scrutiny procedure is agreed. To insist that the Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) be provided with information redacted for national security reasons from the annual report to parliament on the Act’s provisions, but only until a new ISC scrutiny procedure is agreed.	-77
113. 113.	27/04/2021	Fire Safety Bill	To insist for a third time that building owners be prevented from passing on costs of work required by the Act to tenants and leaseholders until a statutory scheme ensuring the same is introduced, which must be published within 90 days of the Act passing. To insist for a third time that building owners be prevented from passing on costs of work required by the Act to tenants and leaseholders until a statutory scheme ensuring the same is introduced, which must be published within 90 days of the Act passing.	-82
112. 112.	26/04/2021	Overseas Operations (Service Personnel and Veterans) Bill	To insist on inserting a clause requiring that a new duty of care standard be established in relation to the legal, pastoral and mental health support provided to service personnel involved in investigations and litigation relating to overseas operations. To insist on inserting a clause requiring that a new duty of care standard be established in relation to the legal, pastoral and mental health support provided to service personnel involved in investigations and litigation relating to overseas operations.	-69
111. 111.	21/04/2021	Domestic Abuse Bill	To insist that serial domestic abuse and stalking perpetrators be added to the Violent and Sex Offender Register, and to require that stalking offences be included in the perpetrator strategy to be published within a year of the Act being passed. To insist that serial domestic abuse and stalking perpetrators be added to the Violent and Sex Offender Register, and to require that stalking offences be included in the perpetrator strategy to be published within a year of the Act being passed.	-63
110. 110.	21/04/2021	Domestic Abuse Bill	To provide recourse to public funds for all migrant victims of domestic abuse until the conclusion of the new pilot support for migrant victims scheme, but not to insist victims have at least six months leave to remain and a route to apply for settlement. To provide recourse to public funds for all migrant victims of domestic abuse until the conclusion of the new pilot support for migrant victims scheme, but not to insist victims have at least six months leave to remain and a route to apply for settlement.	-59
109. 109.	21/04/2021	Domestic Abuse Bill	To insist that personal data given by migrant victims of domestic abuse in order to seek support or assistance is not used for immigration control purposes, but to delay implementation until the review of existing data sharing practice has concluded. To insist that personal data given by migrant victims of domestic abuse in order to seek support or assistance is not used for immigration control purposes, but to delay implementation until the review of existing data sharing practice has concluded.	-54
108. 108.	21/04/2021	Domestic Abuse Bill	To require that child contact centres regularly check staff and volunteers for compliance with national safeguarding and prevention of domestic abuse standards set by the Secretary of State, but not to insist centres be accredited in line with standards. To require that child contact centres regularly check staff and volunteers for compliance with national safeguarding and prevention of domestic abuse standards set by the Secretary of State, but not to insist centres be accredited in line with standards.	-58
107. 107.	20/04/2021	Fire Safety Bill	To insist for a second time that owners of buildings be prevented from passing on costs of any work required by provisions of the Act to leaseholders and tenants of that building, but only until a statutory scheme ensuring the same is introduced. To insist for a second time that owners of buildings be prevented from passing on costs of any work required by provisions of the Act to leaseholders and tenants of that building, but only until a statutory scheme ensuring the same is introduced.	-86
106. 106.	15/04/2021	National Security and Investment Bill	To require that the Secretary of State provide the Intelligence and Security Committee with any information that is redacted for national security reasons from the annual report to parliament on the Act’s provisions. To require that the Secretary of State provide the Intelligence and Security Committee with any information that is redacted for national security reasons from the annual report to parliament on the Act’s provisions.	-64
105. 105.	14/04/2021	Financial Services Bill	To insert a clause requiring the Financial Conduct Authority to cap the Standard Variable Rate paid by mortgage prisoners at 2% above the Bank of England base rate, and ensure mortgage prisoners can access fixed-rate mortgages under certain circumstances. To insert a clause requiring the Financial Conduct Authority to cap the Standard Variable Rate paid by mortgage prisoners at 2% above the Bank of England base rate, and ensure mortgage prisoners can access fixed-rate mortgages under certain circumstances.	-38
104. 104.	13/04/2021	Overseas Operations (Service Personnel and Veterans) Bill	To insert a clause requiring that a new duty of care standard be established in relation to the legal, pastoral and mental health support provided to service personnel who are involved in investigations and litigation relating to overseas operations. To insert a clause requiring that a new duty of care standard be established in relation to the legal, pastoral and mental health support provided to service personnel who are involved in investigations and litigation relating to overseas operations.	-80
103. 103.	13/04/2021	Overseas Operations (Service Personnel and Veterans) Bill	To insert a clause excluding actions regarding overseas operations brought against the Crown by serving or former personnel from restrictions in the bill on the courts’ discretion to disapply or extend time limits for actions. To insert a clause excluding actions regarding overseas operations brought against the Crown by serving or former personnel from restrictions in the bill on the courts’ discretion to disapply or extend time limits for actions.	-75
102. 102.	13/04/2021	Overseas Operations (Service Personnel and Veterans) Bill	To insert a clause introducing a range of procedures to ensure that investigations into alleged conduct overseas are timely and comprehensively conducted, to limit when investigations can be reopened, and to provide for oversight of investigations. To insert a clause introducing a range of procedures to ensure that investigations into alleged conduct overseas are timely and comprehensively conducted, to limit when investigations can be reopened, and to provide for oversight of investigations.	-59
101. 101.	13/04/2021	Overseas Operations (Service Personnel and Veterans) Bill	To exclude war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide and torture from the new presumption against prosecution for alleged conduct during overseas operations. To exclude war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide and torture from the new presumption against prosecution for alleged conduct during overseas operations.	-105
100. 100.	24/03/2021	Financial Services Bill	To insert a clause that requires the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to make rules that would introduce a duty of care owed by financial services providers to their consumers, and that strengthens the FCA’s consumer protection objective. To insert a clause that requires the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to make rules that would introduce a duty of care owed by financial services providers to their consumers, and that strengthens the FCA’s consumer protection objective.	-41
99. 99.	17/03/2021	Domestic Abuse Bill	To insert a clause requiring that all victims of domestic abuse, including those with migrant and refugee status, receive equal protection and support. To insert a clause requiring that all victims of domestic abuse, including those with migrant and refugee status, receive equal protection and support.	-78
98. 98.	17/03/2021	Fire Safety Bill	To insist on preventing owners of buildings from passing on costs of any work required by provisions of the Act to leaseholders and tenants of that building. To insist on preventing owners of buildings from passing on costs of any work required by provisions of the Act to leaseholders and tenants of that building.	-78
97. 97.	15/03/2021	Domestic Abuse Bill	To provide that serial domestic abuse and stalking perpetrators be added to the Violent and Sex Offender Register and be subject to supervision, and to require a prevention and perpetrator strategy to be published within a year of the Act being passed. To provide that serial domestic abuse and stalking perpetrators be added to the Violent and Sex Offender Register and be subject to supervision, and to require a prevention and perpetrator strategy to be published within a year of the Act being passed.	-95
96. 96.	15/03/2021	Domestic Abuse Bill	To provide for a period of at least six months leave to remain and recourse to public funds for migrant victims of domestic abuse, so they can access support services and seek to resolve their immigration status. To provide for a period of at least six months leave to remain and recourse to public funds for migrant victims of domestic abuse, so they can access support services and seek to resolve their immigration status.	-49
95. 95.	15/03/2021	Domestic Abuse Bill	To require the Secretary of State to ensure that personal data given by migrant victims of domestic abuse in order to seek support or assistance is not used for immigration control purposes. To require the Secretary of State to ensure that personal data given by migrant victims of domestic abuse in order to seek support or assistance is not used for immigration control purposes.	-59
94. 94.	10/03/2021	Domestic Abuse Bill	To provide a statutory defence that a person compelled to commit an offence by their being a victim of domestic abuse is not guilty of that offence. To provide a statutory defence that a person compelled to commit an offence by their being a victim of domestic abuse is not guilty of that offence.	-38
93. 93.	10/03/2021	Domestic Abuse Bill	To clarify the degree of force it is reasonable for defendants who are survivors of domestic abuse to use under the common law of self-defence, when it is alleged that they have used force against their abuser. To clarify the degree of force it is reasonable for defendants who are survivors of domestic abuse to use under the common law of self-defence, when it is alleged that they have used force against their abuser.	-57
92. 92.	10/03/2021	Domestic Abuse Bill	To require all judges and magistrates hearing family law cases to undertake specialist training concerning rape, sexual assault, domestic abuse and coercive control. To require all judges and magistrates hearing family law cases to undertake specialist training concerning rape, sexual assault, domestic abuse and coercive control.	-34
91. 91.	10/03/2021	Domestic Abuse Bill	To require that all child contact centres and organisations offering child contact services are accredited in accordance with national safeguarding and prevention of domestic abuse standards set by the Secretary of State. To require that all child contact centres and organisations offering child contact services are accredited in accordance with national safeguarding and prevention of domestic abuse standards set by the Secretary of State.	-73
90. 90.	08/03/2021	Domestic Abuse Bill	To expand the definition of individuals who can be “personally connected” for behaviour to constitute domestic abuse to include the relationship between a disabled person and their carer. To expand the definition of individuals who can be “personally connected” for behaviour to constitute domestic abuse to include the relationship between a disabled person and their carer.	-84
89. 89.	03/03/2021	Counter-Terrorism and Sentencing Bill	To limit the number of times an individual terrorism prevention and investigation measure (TPIM) can be renewed to three, imposing an overall four-year time limit on any individual TPIM. To limit the number of times an individual terrorism prevention and investigation measure (TPIM) can be renewed to three, imposing an overall four-year time limit on any individual TPIM.	-49
88. 88.	23/02/2021	Trade Bill	To require that committee responses to determinations by a Parliamentary Judicial Committee that countries the UK has trade agreements with have committed genocide be debated and voted on, but not insist again that the High Court make said determinations. To require that committee responses to determinations by a Parliamentary Judicial Committee that countries the UK has trade agreements with have committed genocide be debated and voted on, but not insist again that the High Court make said determinations.	-153
87. 87.	11/02/2021	Universal Credit (Transitional Provisions) (Claimants previously entitled to a severe disability premium) Amendment Regulations 2021	To regret that the regulations do not fully compensate claimants who move from Severe Disability Premium legacy benefits to Universal Credit and to call on the government to extend the COVID-19 Universal Credit uplift to legacy benefits (non-fatal motion). To regret that the regulations do not fully compensate claimants who move from Severe Disability Premium legacy benefits to Universal Credit and to call on the government to extend the COVID-19 Universal Credit uplift to legacy benefits (non-fatal motion).	-55
86. 86.	02/02/2021	Trade Bill	To require changes to domestic legislation implementing trade agreements be consistent with maintaining UK standards, but not to insist that changes to standards made in pursuit of trade agreements be made before agreements are laid before parliament. To require changes to domestic legislation implementing trade agreements be consistent with maintaining UK standards, but not to insist that changes to standards made in pursuit of trade agreements be made before agreements are laid before parliament.	-20
85. 85.	02/02/2021	Trade Bill	To require that both houses of parliament debate government responses to High Court determinations that countries with which the UK has signed trade agreements have committed genocide, but not to insist that determinations automatically revoke agreements. To require that both houses of parliament debate government responses to High Court determinations that countries with which the UK has signed trade agreements have committed genocide, but not to insist that determinations automatically revoke agreements.	-171
84. 84.	02/02/2021	Trade Bill	To insist that the government publish determinations of whether: countries the UK has trade agreements with have committed crimes against humanity (but not other rights violations); and agreements comply with UK international human rights obligations. To insist that the government publish determinations of whether: countries the UK has trade agreements with have committed crimes against humanity (but not other rights violations); and agreements comply with UK international human rights obligations.	-98
83. 83.	02/02/2021	Trade Bill	To insist on parliamentary approval of negotiating objectives (but not agreements), that analysis of draft legislation to implement an agreement be laid with it (but not enacted pre-ratification), and on debates on agreements if sought by committees. To insist on parliamentary approval of negotiating objectives (but not agreements), that analysis of draft legislation to implement an agreement be laid with it (but not enacted pre-ratification), and on debates on agreements if sought by committees.	-44
82. 82.	02/02/2021	Public Health (Coronavirus) (Protection from Eviction) (England) Regulations 2021	To regret that the regulations only extend the protection from eviction for residential tenancies until 21 February, and regret that the regulations expand exemptions from the ban so tenants in more than 6 months arrears can be evicted (non-fatal motion). To regret that the regulations only extend the protection from eviction for residential tenancies until 21 February, and regret that the regulations expand exemptions from the ban so tenants in more than 6 months arrears can be evicted (non-fatal motion).	-3
81. 81.	14/01/2021	Medicines and Medical Devices Bill	To require that data about human medicines only be disclosed by relevant authorities to persons outside the UK when required by international agreements regarding pharmacovigilance, or if it is in the public interest. To require that data about human medicines only be disclosed by relevant authorities to persons outside the UK when required by international agreements regarding pharmacovigilance, or if it is in the public interest.	-63
80. 80.	13/01/2021	Covert Human Intelligence Sources (Criminal Conduct) Bill	To require that when a Judicial Commissioner determines that a criminal conduct authorisation should not be granted, and the person who granted the authorisation has been informed of this, activities under the authorisation must cease. To require that when a Judicial Commissioner determines that a criminal conduct authorisation should not be granted, and the person who granted the authorisation has been informed of this, activities under the authorisation must cease.	-39
79. 79.	13/01/2021	Covert Human Intelligence Sources (Criminal Conduct) Bill	To insert a clause requiring that criminal conduct authorisations only be granted to children and other vulnerable covert intelligence sources in exceptional circumstances, and that an appropriate adult be present when authorities meet with these sources. To insert a clause requiring that criminal conduct authorisations only be granted to children and other vulnerable covert intelligence sources in exceptional circumstances, and that an appropriate adult be present when authorities meet with these sources.	-104
78. 78.	13/01/2021	Covert Human Intelligence Sources (Criminal Conduct) Bill	To ensure that victims of violent crimes that are caused by conduct authorised by a criminal conduct authorisation have access to criminal injuries compensation. To ensure that victims of violent crimes that are caused by conduct authorised by a criminal conduct authorisation have access to criminal injuries compensation.	-91
77. 77.	13/01/2021	Covert Human Intelligence Sources (Criminal Conduct) Bill	To prohibit criminal conduct authorisations from authorising covert human intelligence sources to commit serious criminal offences. To prohibit criminal conduct authorisations from authorising covert human intelligence sources to commit serious criminal offences.	-15
76. 76.	12/01/2021	Medicines and Medical Devices Bill	To provide that regulations making significant new policy, or significant changes to existing policy, about human medicines are subject to the super-affirmative procedure. To provide that regulations making significant new policy, or significant changes to existing policy, about human medicines are subject to the super-affirmative procedure.	-84
75. 75.	12/01/2021	Medicines and Medical Devices Bill	To insert a ‘sunset provision’ so that the powers to make regulations about human medicines in the bill end three years after the bill is passed. To insert a ‘sunset provision’ so that the powers to make regulations about human medicines in the bill end three years after the bill is passed.	-83
74. 74.	11/01/2021	Covert Human Intelligence Sources (Criminal Conduct) Bill	To insert a requirement that persons granting authorisations permitting covert human intelligence sources to participate in criminal conduct not only believe, but reasonably believe, that the authorisation is necessary and proportionate. To insert a requirement that persons granting authorisations permitting covert human intelligence sources to participate in criminal conduct not only believe, but reasonably believe, that the authorisation is necessary and proportionate.	-23
73. 73.	06/01/2021	Trade Bill	To add public health and health inequalities expertise to the criteria to be considered by the Secretary of State when appointing members to the Trade and Agriculture Commission. To add public health and health inequalities expertise to the criteria to be considered by the Secretary of State when appointing members to the Trade and Agriculture Commission.	-27
72. 72.	06/01/2021	Trade Bill	To insert a clause preventing the UK signing trade agreements that would hinder unfettered trade in goods and services between Northern Ireland and other parts of the UK. To insert a clause preventing the UK signing trade agreements that would hinder unfettered trade in goods and services between Northern Ireland and other parts of the UK.	-46
71. 71.	06/01/2021	Trade Bill	To prevent the UK signing trade agreements that would be inconsistent with domestic law, other treaties, or protections considered necessary by ministers, relating to the protection of children and other vulnerable user groups online. To prevent the UK signing trade agreements that would be inconsistent with domestic law, other treaties, or protections considered necessary by ministers, relating to the protection of children and other vulnerable user groups online.	-92
70. 70.	06/01/2021	Trade Bill	To require ministers to set out how standards affected by trade agreements will be maintained, and to require that changes to standards made in pursuit of a trade agreement be made before that agreement is laid before parliament. To require ministers to set out how standards affected by trade agreements will be maintained, and to require that changes to standards made in pursuit of a trade agreement be made before that agreement is laid before parliament.	-16
69. 69.	15/12/2020	Trade Bill	To require that analysis of legislation needed to implement a trade agreement be laid with that agreement, that the legislation be enacted before ratification, and that ministers must allow a debate on an agreement if sought by a Committee in either House. To require that analysis of legislation needed to implement a trade agreement be laid with that agreement, that the legislation be enacted before ratification, and that ministers must allow a debate on an agreement if sought by a Committee in either House.	-65
68. 68.	14/12/2020	United Kingdom Internal Market Bill	To set out that environmental and public health protections are public interest considerations that may allow derogations from the market access principles, but not to insist on removing powers that would allow ministers to set out other considerations. To set out that environmental and public health protections are public interest considerations that may allow derogations from the market access principles, but not to insist on removing powers that would allow ministers to set out other considerations.	-48
67. 67.	14/12/2020	United Kingdom Internal Market Bill	To require that agreements made through the common frameworks process which allow divergence from existing rules are excluded by ministers from the market access principles, but not to insist on removing ministers’ powers to override these agreements. To require that agreements made through the common frameworks process which allow divergence from existing rules are excluded by ministers from the market access principles, but not to insist on removing ministers’ powers to override these agreements.	-103
66. 66.	09/12/2020	United Kingdom Internal Market Bill	To require devolved administration consent to common frameworks on provision of certain subsidies, or a three year delay if no consent, before clauses limiting devolved competence in this area come into force, but not to insist on removing the clauses. To require devolved administration consent to common frameworks on provision of certain subsidies, or a three year delay if no consent, before clauses limiting devolved competence in this area come into force, but not to insist on removing the clauses.	-77
65. 65.	09/12/2020	United Kingdom Internal Market Bill	To require that ministers gain the consent of relevant devolved administrations when providing financial assistance for economic development and other purposes, but not to insist on the removal of those powers to provide assistance. To require that ministers gain the consent of relevant devolved administrations when providing financial assistance for economic development and other purposes, but not to insist on the removal of those powers to provide assistance.	-69
64. 64.	09/12/2020	United Kingdom Internal Market Bill	To insist on removing powers that would allow ministers to set out the public interest considerations which may allow derogations from the market access principles. To insist on removing powers that would allow ministers to set out the public interest considerations which may allow derogations from the market access principles.	-45
63. 63.	09/12/2020	United Kingdom Internal Market Bill	To insist on preventing ministers from using powers in the bill to override agreements to diverge from existing rules made through the common frameworks process, but for clarity to state that the purpose of a divergence is to give effect to an agreement. To insist on preventing ministers from using powers in the bill to override agreements to diverge from existing rules made through the common frameworks process, but for clarity to state that the purpose of a divergence is to give effect to an agreement.	-105
62. 62.	07/12/2020	Trade Bill	To prevent trade agreements from allowing any part of UK health, care, or publicly funded data processing services and IT systems in connection with health and care to be controlled from outside the UK. To prevent trade agreements from allowing any part of UK health, care, or publicly funded data processing services and IT systems in connection with health and care to be controlled from outside the UK.	-89
61. 61.	07/12/2020	Trade Bill	To provide that when the High Court makes a preliminary determination that a country with which the UK has signed a trade agreement has committed genocide, that trade agreement is revoked. To provide that when the High Court makes a preliminary determination that a country with which the UK has signed a trade agreement has committed genocide, that trade agreement is revoked.	-126
60. 60.	07/12/2020	Trade Bill	To require that the government publish determinations of whether countries with which it has signed trade agreements have committed serious human rights violations, and whether those agreements comply with the UK’s international human rights obligations. To require that the government publish determinations of whether countries with which it has signed trade agreements have committed serious human rights violations, and whether those agreements comply with the UK’s international human rights obligations.	-76
59. 59.	07/12/2020	Trade Bill	To insert a clause requiring that both Houses of parliament approve of draft negotiating objectives before trade negotiations can begin, and draft trade agreements before they can be ratified. To insert a clause requiring that both Houses of parliament approve of draft negotiating objectives before trade negotiations can begin, and draft trade agreements before they can be ratified.	-47
58. 58.	02/12/2020	State Aid (Revocations and Amendments) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020	To regret that the regulations replace EU State Aid rules with an as yet undefined regime, and therefore call on the government to delay their implementation (non-fatal motion). To regret that the regulations replace EU State Aid rules with an as yet undefined regime, and therefore call on the government to delay their implementation (non-fatal motion).	-20
57. 57.	30/11/2020	High Speed Rail (West Midlands-Crewe) Bill	To require the Secretary of State to lay before parliament the results of a consultation with residents and stakeholders impacted by the new Phase 2a of High Speed 2 by May 2021. To require the Secretary of State to lay before parliament the results of a consultation with residents and stakeholders impacted by the new Phase 2a of High Speed 2 by May 2021.	-17
56. 56.	25/11/2020	United Kingdom Internal Market Bill	To remove a clause that would limit the legislative competence of the devolved legislatures to regulate the provision of certain subsidies by public authorities. To remove a clause that would limit the legislative competence of the devolved legislatures to regulate the provision of certain subsidies by public authorities.	-85
55. 55.	25/11/2020	United Kingdom Internal Market Bill	To establish an Office for the Internal Market independent of the Competition and Markets Authority. To establish an Office for the Internal Market independent of the Competition and Markets Authority.	-41
54. 54.	25/11/2020	United Kingdom Internal Market Bill	To remove a clause that would give the UK government powers to provide financial assistance for economic development and other purposes. To remove a clause that would give the UK government powers to provide financial assistance for economic development and other purposes.	-82
53. 53.	23/11/2020	United Kingdom Internal Market Bill	To provide for each of the devolved administrations to appoint a member to the Competition and Markets Authority Board. To provide for each of the devolved administrations to appoint a member to the Competition and Markets Authority Board.	-61
52. 52.	23/11/2020	United Kingdom Internal Market Bill	To require that if regulations are used to change the legitimate aims set out in the Act that can override the non-discrimination principle, the Secretary of State obtain, or give reasons for the lack of, the consent of the devolved administrations. To require that if regulations are used to change the legitimate aims set out in the Act that can override the non-discrimination principle, the Secretary of State obtain, or give reasons for the lack of, the consent of the devolved administrations.	-77
51. 51.	18/11/2020	United Kingdom Internal Market Bill	To remove a (‘Henry VIII’) power that would allow ministers to amend the Act by regulations in order to change what laws are within the scope of the non-discrimination market access principle To remove a (‘Henry VIII’) power that would allow ministers to amend the Act by regulations in order to change what laws are within the scope of the non-discrimination market access principle	-104
50. 50.	18/11/2020	United Kingdom Internal Market Bill	To prevent minsters from using new powers in the bill to override agreements made through the common frameworks process which allow divergence from existing rules, and from pre-empting the common frameworks process on issues where it is still in progress. To prevent minsters from using new powers in the bill to override agreements made through the common frameworks process which allow divergence from existing rules, and from pre-empting the common frameworks process on issues where it is still in progress.	-158
49. 49.	17/11/2020	Fire Safety Bill	To insert a clause preventing owners of buildings from passing on costs of any work required by provisions of the Act to leaseholders and tenants of that building. To insert a clause preventing owners of buildings from passing on costs of any work required by provisions of the Act to leaseholders and tenants of that building.	-13
48. 48.	17/11/2020	Fire Safety Bill	To require the Secretary of State to establish a publicly accessible register of fire risk assessments for homes. To require the Secretary of State to establish a publicly accessible register of fire risk assessments for homes.	-13
47. 47.	17/11/2020	Fire Safety Bill	To require owners or managers of buildings containing two or more domestic premises to share information about their buildings with local Fire Services, share fire safety instructions with residents, and test entrance doors annually and lifts monthly. To require owners or managers of buildings containing two or more domestic premises to share information about their buildings with local Fire Services, share fire safety instructions with residents, and test entrance doors annually and lifts monthly.	-19
46. 46.	09/11/2020	United Kingdom Internal Market Bill	To remove clauses 44, 45, 46 and 47 of the Bill which provide ministers with powers to disapply obligations under the Northern Ireland protocol notwithstanding any relevant domestic or international law to the contrary. To remove clauses 44, 45, 46 and 47 of the Bill which provide ministers with powers to disapply obligations under the Northern Ireland protocol notwithstanding any relevant domestic or international law to the contrary.	-259
45. 45.	09/11/2020	United Kingdom Internal Market Bill	To remove clauses 42 and 43 which require UK and devolved ministers not to implement customs checks as obliged by the Northern Ireland protocol if those obligations are removed by regulations made under the Bill. To remove clauses 42 and 43 which require UK and devolved ministers not to implement customs checks as obliged by the Northern Ireland protocol if those obligations are removed by regulations made under the Bill.	-268
44. 44.	22/10/2020	Citizens’ Rights (Application Deadline and Temporary Protection) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020	To regret the regulations’ lack of clarity about the legal status of some EEA and Swiss citizens during the 6 months after the transition period, when they may still apply for settled/pre-settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme (non-fatal motion) To regret the regulations’ lack of clarity about the legal status of some EEA and Swiss citizens during the 6 months after the transition period, when they may still apply for settled/pre-settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme (non-fatal motion)	-9
43. 43.	21/10/2020	Immigration and Social Security Co-ordination (EU Withdrawal) Bill	To insist that rights under UK law to family reunion, currently covered by the Dublin III Treaty EU regulations, will continue after the transition period, but allow the government to levy a fee for those applying for leave to enter using these rights. To insist that rights under UK law to family reunion, currently covered by the Dublin III Treaty EU regulations, will continue after the transition period, but allow the government to levy a fee for those applying for leave to enter using these rights.	-78
42. 42.	20/10/2020	Agriculture Bill	To insist that individual reports be laid on the impact of each negotiated trade agreement on agri-foods, but not on establishment of a Trade and Agriculture Commission, requiring instead that a report be laid on the merits of such establishment. To insist that individual reports be laid on the impact of each negotiated trade agreement on agri-foods, but not on establishment of a Trade and Agriculture Commission, requiring instead that a report be laid on the merits of such establishment.	-78
41. 41.	20/10/2020	Agriculture Bill	To insist that negotiations on future trade agreements containing provisions related to agri-foods shall have as an objective securing equal standards for imports as domestic producers but not that those imports must comply with domestic standards To insist that negotiations on future trade agreements containing provisions related to agri-foods shall have as an objective securing equal standards for imports as domestic producers but not that those imports must comply with domestic standards	-38
40. 40.	20/10/2020	United Kingdom Internal Market Bill	To regret that Part 5 of the bill - which empowers ministers to breach the UK domestic and international obligations to implement the Northern Ireland Protocol and places those powers largely beyond the scrutiny of the courts - undermines the rule of law To regret that Part 5 of the bill - which empowers ministers to breach the UK domestic and international obligations to implement the Northern Ireland Protocol and places those powers largely beyond the scrutiny of the courts - undermines the rule of law	-226
39. 39.	14/10/2020	Health Protection (Coronavirus, Local COVID-19 Alert Level) (Very High) (England) Regulations 2020	To regret that local authorities lack sufficient resources to implement a test and trace system, that new measures may not sufficiently address rising cases, and to call on the government to provide support to businesses and communities (non-fatal motion). To regret that local authorities lack sufficient resources to implement a test and trace system, that new measures may not sufficiently address rising cases, and to call on the government to provide support to businesses and communities (non-fatal motion).	-6
38. 38.	08/10/2020	Parliamentary Constituencies Bill	To require the Secretary of State to lay proposals before parliament which would encourage the inclusion of 16- and 17-year olds on the electoral registers for the purposes of boundary reviews within a year of the Act coming into force. To require the Secretary of State to lay proposals before parliament which would encourage the inclusion of 16- and 17-year olds on the electoral registers for the purposes of boundary reviews within a year of the Act coming into force.	-78
37. 37.	08/10/2020	Parliamentary Constituencies Bill	To expand the range of electorate sizes permitted under the rules for distribution of seats from 5% to 7.5% either side of the UK electoral quota. To expand the range of electorate sizes permitted under the rules for distribution of seats from 5% to 7.5% either side of the UK electoral quota.	-34
36. 36.	08/10/2020	Parliamentary Constituencies Bill	To transfer power to appoint Boundary Commission deputy chairs from the Lord Chancellor to the Lord Chief Justice, to regulate Commissioner appointments by the Secretary of State, and to make Commissioners’ terms (except those of chairs) non-renewable. To transfer power to appoint Boundary Commission deputy chairs from the Lord Chancellor to the Lord Chief Justice, to regulate Commissioner appointments by the Secretary of State, and to make Commissioners’ terms (except those of chairs) non-renewable.	-95
35. 35.	08/10/2020	Parliamentary Constituencies Bill	To expand the length of time between Boundary Commission reports after the dates set out in the bill from every eight to every ten years. To expand the length of time between Boundary Commission reports after the dates set out in the bill from every eight to every ten years.	-37
34. 34.	08/10/2020	Parliamentary Constituencies Bill	To expand the length of time between the first and second Boundary Commission reports in the bill from eight to ten years. To expand the length of time between the first and second Boundary Commission reports in the bill from eight to ten years.	-21
33. 33.	06/10/2020	Immigration and Social Security Co-ordination (EU Withdrawal) Bill	To ensure that EEA and Swiss citizens who are confirmed as victims of modern slavery have a statutory right to be considered for a 12-month grant of leave to remain with recourse to public funds if they meet certain criteria. To ensure that EEA and Swiss citizens who are confirmed as victims of modern slavery have a statutory right to be considered for a 12-month grant of leave to remain with recourse to public funds if they meet certain criteria.	-101
32. 32.	05/10/2020	Immigration and Social Security Co-ordination (EU Withdrawal) Bill	To limit the length of time that EEA or Swiss nationals may be held in immigration detention to 28 days. To limit the length of time that EEA or Swiss nationals may be held in immigration detention to 28 days.	-28
31. 31.	05/10/2020	Immigration and Social Security Co-ordination (EU Withdrawal) Bill	To ensure that all EEA and Swiss nationals who request proof of pre-settled or settled status granted under the EU Settlement Scheme receive it. To ensure that all EEA and Swiss nationals who request proof of pre-settled or settled status granted under the EU Settlement Scheme receive it.	-106
30. 30.	05/10/2020	Immigration and Social Security Co-ordination (EU Withdrawal) Bill	To ensure that rights under UK law to family reunion, currently covered by the Dublin III Treaty EU regulations, will continue after the transition period. To ensure that rights under UK law to family reunion, currently covered by the Dublin III Treaty EU regulations, will continue after the transition period.	-94
29. 29.	05/10/2020	Immigration and Social Security Co-ordination (EU Withdrawal) Bill	To require that children in care, or those entitled to care leaving support, who have their right to freedom of movement removed by the bill be given automatic indefinite leave to remain. To require that children in care, or those entitled to care leaving support, who have their right to freedom of movement removed by the bill be given automatic indefinite leave to remain.	-96
28. 28.	05/10/2020	Immigration and Social Security Co-ordination (EU Withdrawal) Bill	To require that regulations be made providing an indefinite right for UK citizens resident in the EEA or Switzerland at the end of the transition period to return to the UK with, or to be joined by, their close family members. To require that regulations be made providing an indefinite right for UK citizens resident in the EEA or Switzerland at the end of the transition period to return to the UK with, or to be joined by, their close family members.	-89
27. 27.	05/10/2020	Immigration and Social Security Co-ordination (EU Withdrawal) Bill	To require the Secretary of State to commission and publish an independent assessment of the impact of ending free movement of persons on the social care sector, including the social care workforce. To require the Secretary of State to commission and publish an independent assessment of the impact of ending free movement of persons on the social care sector, including the social care workforce.	-80
26 26	23/09/2020	Civil Procedure (Amendment No. 4) (Coronavirus) Rules 2020	To regret that the Rules will not continue to protect tenants from eviction, and to call on the government to amend the Housing Act 1998 to give courts temporary discretion on evictions (non-fatal motion). To regret that the Rules will not continue to protect tenants from eviction, and to call on the government to amend the Housing Act 1998 to give courts temporary discretion on evictions (non-fatal motion).	-31
25 25	22/09/2020	Agriculture Bill	To establish the Trade and Agriculture Commission in law, and require it to make recommendations to the Secretary of State to promote, maintain and safeguard current standards of food production through international trade policy. To establish the Trade and Agriculture Commission in law, and require it to make recommendations to the Secretary of State to promote, maintain and safeguard current standards of food production through international trade policy.	-107
24 24	22/09/2020	Agriculture Bill	To require the government within six months to set an interim climate change target for 2030, including the role of agriculture and land use in reducing emissions, followed within 12 months by an implementation strategy. To require the government within six months to set an interim climate change target for 2030, including the role of agriculture and land use in reducing emissions, followed within 12 months by an implementation strategy.	-49
23 23	22/09/2020	Agriculture Bill	To require imported products to comply with relevant domestic standards and regulations. To require imported products to comply with relevant domestic standards and regulations.	-95
22 22	22/09/2020	Agriculture Bill	To require the Secretary of State to make regulations prohibiting the application of chemical pesticides near buildings and spaces used by residents and members of the public. To require the Secretary of State to make regulations prohibiting the application of chemical pesticides near buildings and spaces used by residents and members of the public.	-48
21 21	17/09/2020	Agriculture Bill	To require the government to lay before parliament a National Food Strategy, outlining its proposed steps to improve food production sustainability, support food production and consumption, and reduce obesity. To require the government to lay before parliament a National Food Strategy, outlining its proposed steps to improve food production sustainability, support food production and consumption, and reduce obesity.	-62
20. 20.	15/09/2020	Agriculture Bill	To require the Secretary of State to have regard to the current environmental improvement plan when planning the provision of financial assistance for agriculture. To require the Secretary of State to have regard to the current environmental improvement plan when planning the provision of financial assistance for agriculture.	-50
19. 19.	01/07/2020	Prisoners (Disclosure of Information About Victims) Bill	To require that the Parole Board provide ongoing information about the applications of murderers for parole to the families of their victims, where the Board does not know where or how the victim's remains were disposed of. To require that the Parole Board provide ongoing information about the applications of murderers for parole to the families of their victims, where the Board does not know where or how the victim's remains were disposed of.	-26
18. 18.	30/06/2020	Pension Schemes Bill [HL]	To ensure that when making regulations under the amended Pensions Act, the Secretary of State treats open defined benefit pension schemes and closed schemes differently. To ensure that when making regulations under the amended Pensions Act, the Secretary of State treats open defined benefit pension schemes and closed schemes differently.	-36
17. 17.	30/06/2020	Pension Schemes Bill [HL]	To ensure that the publicly owned pensions dashboard has been operating for a year, and the government has reported to parliament on its operation and effectiveness, before commercial dashboards may begin operating. To ensure that the publicly owned pensions dashboard has been operating for a year, and the government has reported to parliament on its operation and effectiveness, before commercial dashboards may begin operating.	-24
16. 16.	30/06/2020	Pension Schemes Bill [HL]	To ensure that a pension dashboard service does not allow financial transactions to take place through it, and is limited to finding and displaying information. To ensure that a pension dashboard service does not allow financial transactions to take place through it, and is limited to finding and displaying information.	-37
15. 15.	30/06/2020	Pension Schemes Bill [HL]	To require any report submitted to the Pensions Regulator by the trustees of a collective money purchase pension scheme under the Act to include an assessment of the fairness of the scheme to different cohorts of members. To require any report submitted to the Pensions Regulator by the trustees of a collective money purchase pension scheme under the Act to include an assessment of the fairness of the scheme to different cohorts of members.	-24
14. 14.	29/06/2020	Telecommunications Infrastructure (Leasehold Property) Bill	To require the Secretary of State to commission and publish a review within 18 months of royal assent of the impact of the Act on the Electronic Communications Code goal of universal access to one gigabit capable broadband for all by 2025 To require the Secretary of State to commission and publish a review within 18 months of royal assent of the impact of the Act on the Electronic Communications Code goal of universal access to one gigabit capable broadband for all by 2025	-52
13. 13.	29/06/2020	Telecommunications Infrastructure (Leasehold Property) Bill	To clarify the definition of leased premises in the bill to include premises where a tenant is in exclusive possession. To clarify the definition of leased premises in the bill to include premises where a tenant is in exclusive possession.	-60
12. 12.	24/06/2020	Fisheries Bill [HL]	To require all fishing vessels over 10 metres in length that fish in UK waters to use remote electronic monitoring of their fishing activities, and that plans be published to extend this to all vessels. To require all fishing vessels over 10 metres in length that fish in UK waters to use remote electronic monitoring of their fishing activities, and that plans be published to extend this to all vessels.	-59
11. 11.	24/06/2020	Fisheries Bill [HL]	To require the Secretary of State to establish a minimum quota of fishing opportunities for both new entrants to the sector and fishing boats of up to 10 metres in length, which will be reviewed annually with statements laid before parliament To require the Secretary of State to establish a minimum quota of fishing opportunities for both new entrants to the sector and fishing boats of up to 10 metres in length, which will be reviewed annually with statements laid before parliament	-42
10. 10.	24/06/2020	Fisheries Bill [HL]	To require the Secretary of State to consult on and establish a ‘national landing requirement’ to ensure that a minimum percentage of fish caught in UK waters by domestic and foreign vessels is landed in UK ports To require the Secretary of State to consult on and establish a ‘national landing requirement’ to ensure that a minimum percentage of fish caught in UK waters by domestic and foreign vessels is landed in UK ports	-18
9. 9.	22/06/2020	Fisheries Bill [HL]	To amend the definition of the "sustainability objective” in the bill to ensure that short and long term environmental sustainability is not compromised by fishing and aquaculture, and to make sustainability the prime of the eight  objectives in the bill To amend the definition of the "sustainability objective” in the bill to ensure that short and long term environmental sustainability is not compromised by fishing and aquaculture, and to make sustainability the prime of the eight  objectives in the bill	-59
8. 8.	17/06/2020	Private International Law (Implementation of Agreements) Bill [HL]	To remove a clause that would have given UK and devolved ministers powers to implement any international law agreement relating to private international law by regulations. To remove a clause that would have given UK and devolved ministers powers to implement any international law agreement relating to private international law by regulations.	-87
7. 7.	15/06/2020	Extradition (Provisional Arrest) Bill [HL]	To require that regulations which would add, vary or remove a reference to a territory for the purposes of the exercise of new powers of arrest in the Bill refer to only one territory To require that regulations which would add, vary or remove a reference to a territory for the purposes of the exercise of new powers of arrest in the Bill refer to only one territory	-84
6. 6.	15/06/2020	Extradition (Provisional Arrest) Bill [HL]	To require that certain conditions of consultation be met before the Secretary of State may make regulations adding, varying or removing a territory from a list of specified territories for the purposes of the new powers of arrest in the Bill. To require that certain conditions of consultation be met before the Secretary of State may make regulations adding, varying or removing a territory from a list of specified territories for the purposes of the new powers of arrest in the Bill.	-19
5. 5.	21/01/2020	European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill	To amend the declaratory definition of parliamentary sovereignty to explicitly refer to the Sewel Convention, that the UK parliament normally legislates on devolved matters only with consent of the devolved legislatures. To amend the declaratory definition of parliamentary sovereignty to explicitly refer to the Sewel Convention, that the UK parliament normally legislates on devolved matters only with consent of the devolved legislatures.	-4
4. 4.	21/01/2020	European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill	To remove a clause that reduced the government’s obligations to seek an agreement with the EU on unaccompanied child refugees To remove a clause that reduced the government’s obligations to seek an agreement with the EU on unaccompanied child refugees	-80
3. 3.	20/01/2020	European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill	To allow any court or tribunal to judge that a piece of relevant retained EU case law should be departed from, which then must be referred to the Supreme Court or High Court of Justiciary for final decision. To allow any court or tribunal to judge that a piece of relevant retained EU case law should be departed from, which then must be referred to the Supreme Court or High Court of Justiciary for final decision.	-20
2. 2.	20/01/2020	European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill	To remove a proposed power for ministers to decide by regulation which courts or tribunals can depart from retained EU case law, and by what legal test they can do so. To remove a proposed power for ministers to decide by regulation which courts or tribunals can depart from retained EU case law, and by what legal test they can do so.	-36
1. 1.	20/01/2020	European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill	To replace the clause imposing a deadline for EU, EEA and Swiss citizens currently resident in the UK to apply for settled status, instead giving an automatic right, and ensuring they can receive physical documentation to prove their right of residence To replace the clause imposing a deadline for EU, EEA and Swiss citizens currently resident in the UK to apply for settled status, instead giving an automatic right, and ensuring they can receive physical documentation to prove their right of residence	-40

2019

This page lists all government defeats in the House of Lords since the start of the 2019 parliamentary session, in reverse order.

Defeat no	Date	Bill	Subject	Majority
1. 1.	23/10/2019	Freedom of Establishment and Free Movement of Services (EU Exit) Regulations 2019	To regret that the draft regulations will remove certain economic rights of EU, EEA, Swiss and Turkish nationals in the event of a no-deal Brexit, including to be self-employed or run their own business without additional restriction (non-fatal). To regret that the draft regulations will remove certain economic rights of EU, EEA, Swiss and Turkish nationals in the event of a no-deal Brexit, including to be self-employed or run their own business without additional restriction (non-fatal).	-72

2017-2019

This page lists all government defeats in the House of Lords since the start of the 2017-19 parliamentary session, in reverse order.

Defeat no	Date	Bill	Subject	Majority
62. 62.	22/07/2019	Northern Ireland (Executive Formation) Bill	To disagree with Commons amendment that, if Parliament stood prorogued or adjourned when a report on Northern Ireland is expected, a proclamation under the Meeting of Parliament Act 1797 would have to be made requiring meeting within the five day period and for the following five days. To disagree with Commons amendment that, if Parliament stood prorogued or adjourned when a report on Northern Ireland is expected, a proclamation under the Meeting of Parliament Act 1797 would have to be made requiring meeting within the five day period and for the following five days.	-114
61. 61.	17/07/2019	Northern Ireland (Executive Formation) Bill	To require the Secretary of State to lay before each House reports on the progress with forming an executive in Northern Ireland on 9 September, 21 October, and every 14 calendar days thereafter until 18 December 2019, and to table motions in both Houses for the reports to be debated within five calendar days.  To require the Secretary of State to lay before each House reports on the progress with forming an executive in Northern Ireland on 9 September, 21 October, and every 14 calendar days thereafter until 18 December 2019, and to table motions in both Houses for the reports to be debated within five calendar days.	-103
60. 60.	03/07/2019	Brexit: Appointment of Joint Committee	To move that a joint committee of Lords and Commons be appointed to report on the costs and implications for the UK of exiting the EU without a withdrawal agreement on 31 October 2019, and that the committee should report by 30 September 2019. To move that a joint committee of Lords and Commons be appointed to report on the costs and implications for the UK of exiting the EU without a withdrawal agreement on 31 October 2019, and that the committee should report by 30 September 2019.	-146
59. 59.	27/06/2019	Climate Change Act 2008 (2050 Target Amendment) Order 2019	To regret that the government has not explained how the net-zero carbon emissions target will be met by 2050, and has not introduced regulations to include greenhouse gases from international aviation or shipping as part of the target (non-fatal motion). To regret that the government has not explained how the net-zero carbon emissions target will be met by 2050, and has not introduced regulations to include greenhouse gases from international aviation or shipping as part of the target (non-fatal motion).	-39
58. 58.	24/06/2019	Courts and Tribunals (Online Procedure) Bill [HL]	To require the concurrence of the Lord Chief Justice for any changes to the Online Procedure Rules that the minister proposes to the new Online Procedure Rules Committee created by the bill. To require the concurrence of the Lord Chief Justice for any changes to the Online Procedure Rules that the minister proposes to the new Online Procedure Rules Committee created by the bill.	-44
57. 57.	19/06/2019	Children’s Homes etc. Inspection Fees, Childcare Fees, Adoption and Children Act Register (Amendment) Regulations 2019	To regret that the regulations revoke the duty on adoption agencies to provide information on approved adoptions and prospective adopters, and allowed the adoption register for England to lapse without providing options for mitigating risks. (non-fatal motion) To regret that the regulations revoke the duty on adoption agencies to provide information on approved adoptions and prospective adopters, and allowed the adoption register for England to lapse without providing options for mitigating risks. (non-fatal motion)	-85
56. 56.	20/05/2019	Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exceptions) Order 1975 (Amendment) (England and Wales) Order 2019	To regret that the Order specifies that spent convictions and cautions will be disclosed to all future public inquiries, and to call on the government to respect protections afforded to offenders under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (non-fatal motion). To regret that the Order specifies that spent convictions and cautions will be disclosed to all future public inquiries, and to call on the government to respect protections afforded to offenders under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (non-fatal motion).	-47
55. 55.	26/03/2019	REACH etc. (Amendment etc.) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019	To regret that the draft regulations fail to fulfil the Prime Minister’s intention to maintain the UK’s participation in the European Chemicals Agency, and to call on the government to make participation in the ECA an objective in negotiations with the EU (non-fatal motion). To regret that the draft regulations fail to fulfil the Prime Minister’s intention to maintain the UK’s participation in the European Chemicals Agency, and to call on the government to make participation in the ECA an objective in negotiations with the EU (non-fatal motion).	-12
54 54 .	19/03/2019	Offensive Weapons Bill	To allow the government to create a trusted couriers scheme, by creating a new category of trusted couriers who are exempted from restrictions in the bill regarding delivery of bladed products to residential premises. To allow the government to create a trusted couriers scheme, by creating a new category of trusted couriers who are exempted from restrictions in the bill regarding delivery of bladed products to residential premises.	-21
53. 53.	13/03/2019	Trade Bill	To insert a clause conditioning the commencement of the bill on the House of Commons having approved either a resolution regarding a withdrawal agreement with the EU, or a motion approving exiting the EU without a withdrawal agreement. To insert a clause conditioning the commencement of the bill on the House of Commons having approved either a resolution regarding a withdrawal agreement with the EU, or a motion approving exiting the EU without a withdrawal agreement.	-39
52. 52.	13/03/2019	Trade Bill	To insert a clause requiring that a trade agreement with the EU should include a mobility framework that enables UK and EU citizens to exercise the same reciprocal rights to work, live and study for the purpose of the provision of trade in goods or services. To insert a clause requiring that a trade agreement with the EU should include a mobility framework that enables UK and EU citizens to exercise the same reciprocal rights to work, live and study for the purpose of the provision of trade in goods or services.	-67
51. 51.	13/03/2019	Trade Bill	To insert a clause requiring that a trade agreement with the EU should not create customs arrangements between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland that include physical infrastructure related to, or a requirement for, customs checks or controls related to trade. To insert a clause requiring that a trade agreement with the EU should not create customs arrangements between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland that include physical infrastructure related to, or a requirement for, customs checks or controls related to trade.	-101
50. 50.	12/03/2019	Healthcare (International Arrangements) Bill	To restrict the scope of regulations that can be made under the bill to the specific list of purposes listed in the bill, rather than leaving the list open, as the bill currently allows. To restrict the scope of regulations that can be made under the bill to the specific list of purposes listed in the bill, rather than leaving the list open, as the bill currently allows.	-38
49. 49.	12/03/2019	Healthcare (International Arrangements) Bill	To limit the scope of the bill, allowing the Secretary of State to only make reciprocal healthcare payment arrangements with countries in the EU and the European Economic Area, and not with countries in the rest of the world. To limit the scope of the bill, allowing the Secretary of State to only make reciprocal healthcare payment arrangements with countries in the EU and the European Economic Area, and not with countries in the rest of the world.	-36
48. 48.	06/03/2019	Trade Bill	To insert a clause requiring the government to take all necessary steps to implement an international trade agreement which enables the UK to participate in a customs union with the European Union after exit day To insert a clause requiring the government to take all necessary steps to implement an international trade agreement which enables the UK to participate in a customs union with the European Union after exit day	-66
47. 47.	06/03/2019	Trade Bill	To insert a clause setting out the role of parliament and of the devolved administrations in free trade negotiations, requiring approval by both houses for negotiating mandates, and specifying that trade agreements must be approved by resolution of both houses before ratification. To insert a clause setting out the role of parliament and of the devolved administrations in free trade negotiations, requiring approval by both houses for negotiating mandates, and specifying that trade agreements must be approved by resolution of both houses before ratification.	-47
46. 46.	26/02/2019	Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill	To require responsible bodies, such as hospitals, to keep a record of decisions not to provide a copy of the authorisation of care to the cared-for person, and to require that reviews should be undertaken in cases where the copy was not provided within 72 hours. To require responsible bodies, such as hospitals, to keep a record of decisions not to provide a copy of the authorisation of care to the cared-for person, and to require that reviews should be undertaken in cases where the copy was not provided within 72 hours.	-14
45. 45.	26/02/2019	Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill	To disagree with Commons amendment outlining the conditions under which a person is not considered to be deprived of liberty, and instead to propose a definition of deprivation of liberty in relation to confinement without valid consent. To disagree with Commons amendment outlining the conditions under which a person is not considered to be deprived of liberty, and instead to propose a definition of deprivation of liberty in relation to confinement without valid consent.	-9
44. 44.	13/02/2019	European Union Withdrawal	To call again on the government to ensure that the UK does not leave the EU without a deal, and that the House of Commons can vote, and the House of Lords can take note of, the withdrawal agreement before the end of February 2019. To call again on the government to ensure that the UK does not leave the EU without a deal, and that the House of Commons can vote, and the House of Lords can take note of, the withdrawal agreement before the end of February 2019.	-86
43. 43.	28/01/2019	Brexit: Parliamentary approval of the outcome of negotiations with the European Union	To call on the government to ensure that the UK does not leave the EU without a deal, and that sufficient time is provided for the House of Lords to consider legislation necessary to implement any deal that is supported by the House of Commons. To call on the government to ensure that the UK does not leave the EU without a deal, and that sufficient time is provided for the House of Lords to consider legislation necessary to implement any deal that is supported by the House of Commons.	-152
42. 42.	21/01/2019	Trade Bill (motion)	To move, as an amendment to the motion that the house resolves into committee, to require the government to present to both houses proposals for a process for the UK to make international agreements, including roles for parliament and the devolved legislatures and administrations, before the bill can move to report stage. To move, as an amendment to the motion that the house resolves into committee, to require the government to present to both houses proposals for a process for the UK to make international agreements, including roles for parliament and the devolved legislatures and administrations, before the bill can move to report stage.	-35
41. 41.	14/01/2019	Brexit: Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration	To urge that a 'no deal' Brexit should be rejected, and to express regret that withdrawal from the EU on the terms of the government's deal would damage the future economic prosperity, internal security and and global influence of the UK. To urge that a 'no deal' Brexit should be rejected, and to express regret that withdrawal from the EU on the terms of the government's deal would damage the future economic prosperity, internal security and and global influence of the UK.	-167
40. 40.	18/12/2018	Non-Contentious Probate (Fees) Order 2018	To regret that the order introduces a probate fee described by the Secondary Legislation Scrutiny Committee as a stealth tax, and that it contravenes the principle that fees for a public service should only recover the cost of provision (non-fatal). To regret that the order introduces a probate fee described by the Secondary Legislation Scrutiny Committee as a stealth tax, and that it contravenes the principle that fees for a public service should only recover the cost of provision (non-fatal).	-25
39. 39.	17/12/2018	Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill	To require the Secretary of State to commission within 6 months an independent report on the government strategy for supporting people vulnerable to being drawn into terrorism, to lay the report before both Houses, and to respond to its recommendations. To require the Secretary of State to commission within 6 months an independent report on the government strategy for supporting people vulnerable to being drawn into terrorism, to lay the report before both Houses, and to respond to its recommendations.	-18
38. 38.	10/12/2018	Arrangement of Business: Motion to adjourn during pleasure until 5:30pm	To move to adjourn the debate on the EU Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration for the Prime Minister's Statement in the House of Commons. To move to adjourn the debate on the EU Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration for the Prime Minister's Statement in the House of Commons.	-36
37. 37.	03/12/2018	Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill	To insert a clause specifying conditions, such as humanitarian aid or journalistic work, under which persons who enter an overseas area designated by the bill as linked to terrorist activity are not committing an offence under the bill. To insert a clause specifying conditions, such as humanitarian aid or journalistic work, under which persons who enter an overseas area designated by the bill as linked to terrorist activity are not committing an offence under the bill.	-29
36. 36.	27/11/2018	Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill [HL]	To specify requirements for the cared-for person to be informed of their rights prior to the authorisation of care arrangements that imply deprivation of liberty, to have access to advocacy services and to be able to request an assessment of arrangements. To specify requirements for the cared-for person to be informed of their rights prior to the authorisation of care arrangements that imply deprivation of liberty, to have access to advocacy services and to be able to request an assessment of arrangements.	-84
35. 35.	21/11/2018	Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill [HL]	To specify that care and treatment arrangements which imply deprivation of liberty should be necessary to prevent harm to the cared-for person, rather than just necessary and proportionate, as currently defined in the bill. To specify that care and treatment arrangements which imply deprivation of liberty should be necessary to prevent harm to the cared-for person, rather than just necessary and proportionate, as currently defined in the bill.	-13
34.	22/10/2018	Crime (Overseas Production Orders) Bill [HL]	To specify that, in any overseas exchange of electronic data under the bill, assurances must be obtained that the death penalty will not be applied in respect of any offence in which data provided from the UK contributed to securing the conviction. To specify that, in any overseas exchange of electronic data under the bill, assurances must be obtained that the death penalty will not be applied in respect of any offence in which data provided from the UK contributed to securing the conviction.	-22
33.	27/06/2018	Domestic Gas and Electricity (Tariff Cap) Bill	To require the Gas and Electricity Markets Authority to develop a relative price cap for suppliers, setting the difference between the cheapest rate and the most expensive standard variable or default rate as a specified proportion of the cheapest rate.	-1
32.	18/06/2018	European Union (Withdrawal) Bill	To insist on parliamentary approval for the outcome of UK-EU negotiations, but, in line with Dominic Grieve's amendment at CCLA, to require the government, in case no agreement has been reached  by 21 January 2019, to make a statement regarding their proposed strategy subject to a motion to approve in the House of Commons, rather than to a motion in neutral terms, as proposed by the government.	-119
31.	17/05/2018	European Union (Withdrawal) Bill	To insert a clause requiring the Secretary of State to propose primary legislation establishing a duty on public authorities to apply principles of EU environmental law after exit day, and to establish an independent public body to ensure compliance.	-50
30.	15/05/2018	Data Protection Bill [HL]	To insist to require the government to set up an inquiry into allegations of data protection breaches committed by or on behalf of news publishers, but to consider the separate legal context in Northern Ireland and Scotland and exclude local and regional publishers.	-39
29.	08/05/2018	European Union (Withdrawal) Bill	To require ministers to state their justification if proposing the negative procedure for statutory instruments under certain clauses of the Bill, and to accept decisions of a committee reporting on the instrument, or of the House itself, that the affirmative procedure should apply instead.	-31
28.	08/05/2018	European Union (Withdrawal) Bill	To make it a condition of enactment that the government should adopt a negotiating objective to achieve an international agreement enabling the UK to continue to participate in the European Economic Area after exit day.	-29
27.	08/05/2018	European Union (Withdrawal) Bill	To delete the provision in the bill that defines exit day as 11pm on 29 March 2019, and to specify instead that exit day may be appointed through regulations.	-78
26.	08/05/2018	European Union (Withdrawal) Bill	To insert a clause specifying that no provision in the bill shall prevent the UK from replicating in domestic law any EU law made on or after exit day, or continuing to participate in, or have a formal relationship with, EU agencies after exit day.	-71
25.	02/05/2018	European Union (Withdrawal) Bill	To insert a clause requiring ministers to observe the 1998 Northern Ireland Act and UK-EU agreement on the continuation of North-South co-operation when implementing this Act, and to place various limits on new border arrangements for Northern Ireland.	-68
24.	30/04/2018	European Union (Withdrawal) Bill	To insert a clause requiring the government to preserve specified provisions of the EU Dublin Regulation, which allow persons seeking asylum, including unaccompanied minors, adults and children, to join a family member, sibling or relative in the UK.	-24
23.	30/04/2018	European Union (Withdrawal) Bill	To require that ministers should seek approval by Parliament of a mandate to negotiate the UK's future relationship with the EU.	-38
22.	30/04/2018	European Union (Withdrawal) Bill	To insert a clause requiring parliamentary approval of the outcome of negotiations between the UK and the EU, and specifying the conditions under which the government must follow directions from Parliament in negotiating the UK's relationship with the EU.	-91
21.	25/04/2018	European Union (Withdrawal) Bill	To remove a provision that ministers could make regulations to prevent, remedy or mitigate deficiencies in retained EU law as they consider 'appropriate', and to specify instead that they may make such regulations where it is 'necessary'.	-128
20.	23/04/2018	European Union (Withdrawal) Bill	To retain in domestic law the right to challenge a legal instrument retained from EU law on the grounds that it fails to comply with general principles of EU law.	-56
19.	23/04/2018	European Union (Withdrawal) Bill	To remove provisions enabling ministers, after the UK has left the European Union, to specify through regulations where the validity of retained EU law may be challenged in court.	-50
18.	23/04/2018	European Union (Withdrawal) Bill	To include the European Charter of Fundamental Rights as part of retained EU law after the UK has left the European Union, with the exception of the preamble and of Chapter V, which sets out the rights of EU citizens.	-71
17.	18/04/2018	European Union (Withdrawal) Bill	Paving amendment to specify that retained EU law regarding employment rights, equality, health and safety and environmental standards cannot be amended, repealed or revoked except by primary legislation or by secondary legislation subject to an enhanced scrutiny procedure.	-97
16.	18/04/2018	European Union (Withdrawal) Bill	Paving amendment to require the government to report to both Houses by 31 October 2018 regarding the steps taken to negotiate continued participation of the UK in a customs union with the EU before the European Communities Act 1972 can be repealed.	-123
15.	17/04/2018	Haulage Permits and Trailer Registration Bill [HL]	To require the Secretary of State to produce and present before both Houses a report on trailer-related road accidents, and to make a recommendation on whether there should be a mandatory safety testing scheme for all trailers weighing more than 750kg.	-3
14.	20/03/2018	Free School Lunches and Milk, and School and Early Years Finance (Amendments Relating to Universal Credit) (England) Regulations 2018	To regret the changes in entitlement to free school meals proposed through the regulations, and to call on the government not to implement the regulations until a full poverty impact assessment has been completed and considered by both Houses. (non-fatal motion).	-7
13.	20/03/2018	Nuclear Safeguards Bill	Paving amendment to require the government to produce and to present before parliament reports on nuclear safeguards and future arrangements with Euratom at the end of four successive reporting periods which will follow the passing of the Act.	-50
12.	20/03/2018	Nuclear Safeguards Bill	To insert a clause to require the government to suspend the UK's withdrawal from Euratom until either international agreements have been reached or the UK is allowed to continue under current arrangements if the agreements are not in place by 1 March 2019.	-71
11.	17/01/2018	Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Bill [HL]	To remove the ability of ministers to create criminal offences through regulations made under the bill regarding the detection, investigation or prevention of money laundering.	-79
10.	15/01/2018	Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Bill [HL]	To remove the ability of ministers to create criminal offences through regulations made under the bill.	-18
9.	15/01/2018	Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Bill [HL]	To extend the issues that ministers must consider when making regulations under the bill that impose sanctions on designated persons or countries, to include promotion of conflict resolution, human rights, democracy and the rule of law.	-47
8.	08/01/2018	Data Protection Bill [HL]	To insert a clause providing that courts must award costs against publishers that are not members of an approved regulator in data protection claims, unless satisfied that the claim could not have been resolved by arbitration provided by the regulator.	-17
7.	08/01/2018	Data Protection Bill [HL]	To insert a clause to require the Secretary of State to establish within three months of the passing of the Act an inquiry into allegations of data protection breaches committed by, or on behalf of, news publishers.	-29
6.	08/01/2018	Data Protection Bill [HL]	To require the Information Commissioner to maintain a register of personal data of national significance that is controlled by public bodies, and to prepare a code of practice setting out practical guidance in relation to such data.	-31
5.	01/11/2017	Financial Guidance and Claims Bill [HL]	To introduce a requirement for trustees or managers of pension schemes to ask members, when they request access to or transfer of their pension assets, if they have received information and guidance from the financial guidance body established by the bill.	-82
4.	24/10/2017	Financial Guidance and Claims Bill [HL]	To require the new financial guidance body to advise the Secretary of State on issues of consumer detriment in relation to cold calling regarding financial services and products, and to allow the Secretary of State to institute bans on cold calling.	-48
3.	24/10/2017	Financial Guidance and Claims Bill [HL]	To add consumer protection to the functions of the financial guidance body established by the bill.	-55
2.	13/09/2017	Civil Procedure (Amendment) Rules 2017	To regret that the rules may act against the Aarhus Convention on access to justice in environmental matters that the cost of litigation should not be prohibitive, and may deter claimants from bringing meritorious environmental cases (non-fatal motion)	-45
1.	06/09/2017	National Health Service (Mandate Requirements) Regulations 2017	To regret that the regulations do not require that in 2017-18 NHS England meets the target to ensure that 92% of patients are treated within 18 weeks of referral, and to ask the government to publish the legal advice they have received (non-fatal motion)	-65

2016-2017

This page lists all government defeats in the House of Lords since the start of the 2016-17 parliamentary session, in reverse order. 

Defeat no	Date	Bill	Subject	Majority
38.	05/04/2017	Higher Education (Basic Amount) (England) Regulations 2016 and the Higher Education (Higher Amount) (England) Regulations 2016	To regret the proposal to vary the maximum rate of university fees according to TEF teaching ratings, and to ask the government to report annually on the economic impact and cost of the present student loan system and increasing rate of graduate debt (non-fatal motion).	-11
37.	05/04/2017	Health Service Medical Supplies (Costs) Bill	To insist to ask that the government, in securing best value for the NHS in purchasing medical supplies, considers supporting the UK life sciences sector, and ensuring access for patients to new medicines and treatments approved by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence.	-38
36.	29/03/2017	Digital Economy Bill	To insert a clause requiring persons who re-sell tickets for cultural, sporting or recreational events using secondary ticketing facilities to provide the ticket reference or booking number, as well as any conditions attached to the resale of the ticket.	-23
35.	29/03/2017	Digital Economy Bill	To insert a clause to ensure that public service broadcasting channels are entitled to prominence on all TV viewing platforms and electronic programme guides, including connected and on-demand menus.	-29
34.	29/03/2017	Digital Economy Bill	To insert a clause to require the Secretary of State to set up an independent body titled the BBC Licence Fee Commission, which would make recommendations to the Secretary of State regarding the level of licence fee required to fund the BBC.	-68
33.	27/03/2017	Social Security (Personal Independence Payment) (Amendment) Regulations 2017	To move to regret that the Social Security (Personal Independence Payment) (Amendment) Regulations 2017 are implemented without adequate scrutiny, and to ask the government to review their impact on people with mental health conditions within two years (non-fatal motion).	-8
32.	27/03/2017	Technical and Further Education Bill	To insert a clause to include a duty that Ofsted takes into account the careers advice made available to students in carrying out inspections of further education colleges.	-38
31.	27/03/2017	Technical and Further Education Bill	To insert a clause requiring the Secretary of State to make provisions to enable persons under the age of 20 undertaking an apprenticeship to be eligible for child benefits.	-54
30.	20/03/2017	Digital Economy Bill	To insert a clause requiring the Secretary of State to produce and to present to parliament a report regarding the effectiveness of the regulatory framework on internet pornography proposed in the bill within 18 months of it coming into force.	-20
29.	20/03/2017	Digital Economy Bill	To insert a clause requiring the Secretary of State to bring forward, subject to the approval of parliament, a code of practice regarding the responsibilities of social media platform providers to protect children and young people from online abuse.	-26
28.	13/03/2017	Higher Education and Research Bill	To insert a clause requiring that students at UK universities are not counted as long term migrants, and that non-UK citizens holding offers to study or to work as academic staff are not subject to more restrictive immigration rules than currently apply.	-94
27.	08/03/2017	Higher Education and Research Bill	To allow appeals against a decision by the Office for Students to revoke degree-awarding powers on the grounds that the decision was wrong, rather than that it was based on error of fact, wrong in law, or unreasonable, as the bill states.	-34
26.	08/03/2017	Higher Education and Research Bill	To require the Office for Students to ensure, in granting degree-awarding powers to higher education providers, that providers have functioned to required standards for at least four years, or have the approval of the proposed Quality Assessment Committee.	-16
25.	08/03/2017	Higher Education and Research Bill	To insert a clause requiring the Secretary of State to introduce a scheme to provide information about the quality of education and teaching provided by higher education institutions, replacing the proposed scheme to give ratings to such institutions.	-94
24.	07/03/2017	European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill	To require the Prime Minister to subject an agreement regarding the terms of the UK's withdrawal from, and future relationship with, the EU, to approval by both Houses of Parliament before the European Parliament votes on the agreement.	-98
23.	06/03/2017	Higher Education and Research Bill	To require higher education institutions to provide students with the opportunity to be added to the electoral register through the process of enrolling.	-11
22.	06/03/2017	Higher Education and Research Bill	To insert a clause to prevent the scheme in the bill for rating the quality and standards of higher education institutions from being used to set course fees, or the number of fee paying students, that higher education institutions can recruit.	-53
21.	01/03/2017	European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill	To require the UK government to produce proposals within three months of giving notification of the intention of withdrawal from the EU to ensure that the rights of residence of citizens of EU or EEA countries legally resident in the UK are maintained.	-102
20.	28/02/2017	Neighbourhood Planning Bill	To require the Secretary of State to make regulations to remove building owners' currently existing rights to change the use of, or to demolish, drinking establishments without seeking planning permission.	-90
19.	23/02/2017	Neighbourhood Planning Bill	To ensure that regulations made under the bill do not prevent local planning authorities from requiring pre-commencement conditions that are otherwise in conformity with the existing National Planning Policy Framework.	-7
18.	22/02/2017	Digital Economy Bill	To insert a clause to require telecommunication service providers to offer customers the opportunity to place a financial cap on their monthly bills upon entering a contract, and to switch mobile providers at no extra cost in accordance with OFCOM rules.	-46
17.	22/02/2017	Digital Economy Bill	To place the universal service obligation for broadband on the face of the bill, specifying targets for broadband connections and services, and requiring the government to prioritise SMEs and rural areas and to ensure mobile network coverage across the UK.	-44
16.	07/02/2017	Health Service Medical Supplies (Costs) Bill	To insert a clause to require that the government, in securing best value for the NHS in purchasing medical supplies, considers supporting the UK life sciences sector, and ensuring access for patients to new medicines and treatments approved by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence.	-45
15.	09/01/2017	Higher Education and Research Bill	To insert a clause at the start of the bill to define universities as autonomous institutions, and to outline their roles as promoters of academic freedom and freedom of speech and their contribution to society through teaching and research.	-27
14.	19/12/2016	Pension Schemes Bill [HL]	To insert a clause to require the Secretary of State to provide for a funder of last resort for cases where the Master Trust managing a pension scheme has insufficient funds to meet the costs of winding up the scheme and transferring the rights of members.	-4
13.	12/12/2016	Policing and Crime Bill	Paving amendment to allow members of the public to make complaints to the Parliamentary Ombudsman about lack of observance by the police of the Code of Practice for Victims of Crime, and to allow the Parliamentary Ombudsman to conduct investigations.	-6
12.	12/12/2016	Policing and Crime Bill	To increase the maximum sentence for stalking offences from 5 to 10 years.	-11
11.	07/12/2016	Policing and Crime Bill	To insert a clause to require police and crime commissioners to make recommendations to the Secretary of State as to whether bereaved families at inquests involving the police require financial support, in order to ensure parity of legal funding.	-35
10.	30/11/2016	Policing and Crime Bill	To insert a clause to require the Prime Minister to commission an independent inquiry into the operation of the police complaints system with respect to allegations of corrupt relationships between the police and newspaper organisations.	-50
9.	08/11/2016	Children and Social Work Bill [HL]	To remove a clause enabling the Secretary of State to exempt local authorities in England from children's social care legislation requirements in order to allow them to test different ways of working to provide children's social care.	-32
8.	02/11/2016	Investigatory Powers Bill	To insist to allow victims of unlawful interceptions to claim costs against publishers that are not members of approved regulators, but to relate this to a new clause defining civil liability for unlawful interceptions of public communication networks.	-29
7.	31/10/2016	Investigatory Powers Bill	To define civil liability related to unlawful interceptions of communications, allowing victims of unlawful interceptions of both private and public communication networks to claim costs against publishers that are not members of approved regulators.	-40
6.	24/10/2016	Bus Services Bill [HL]	To remove a clause that would prevent local authorities in England from forming companies with the purpose of providing local transport services.	-12
5.	12/10/2016	Bus Services Bill [HL]	To allow all categories of local authorities other than combined mayoral authorities to opt for franchising schemes for buses without seeking permission from the Secretary of State, as the bill currently provides.	-17
4.	12/10/2016	Bus Services Bill [HL]	To require local authorities that propose a transport partnership scheme termed 'advanced quality partnership' under the bill to give notice to the representatives of any affected employees.	-25
3.	12/10/2016	Bus Services Bill [HL]	To require local authorities that enter into a transport partnership scheme to impose the low carbon emissions standards provided by the Office for Low Emission Vehicles on all new buses that deliver local services.	-41
2.	12/10/2016	Bus Services Bill [HL]	To allow local authorities that enter into a transport partnership scheme termed 'advanced quality partnership' under the bill to apply to the Secretary of State for additional powers to enforce moving traffic offences.	-41
1.	11/10/2016	Investigatory Powers Bill	Paving amendment to define civil liability related to unlawful interceptions of communications, allowing victims of unlawful interceptions to claim costs against publishers that are not members of approved regulators.	-102

 

2015-2016

This page lists all government defeats in the House of Lords since the start of the 2015-16 parliamentary session, in reverse order.

Government Defeats

Defeat no	Date	Bill	Subject	Majority
60	10/05/2016	Housing and Planning Bill	To insist for the second time that local authorities can make a case to the Secretary of State to retain and spend payments from selling social housing, to cover in each case at least one affordable home outside London, or at least two in London.	-11
59	04/05/2016	Housing and Planning Bill	To insist on previous amendment to require sustainable drainage systems to be implemented in all new developments, ending the right to connect to existing conventional drainage, and extending current provisions which exclude small-scale developments.	-24
58	04/05/2016	Housing and Planning Bill	To insist to require all new homes in England built from 1 April 2018 to achieve the carbon compliance standard equivalent to an improvement on the target emission rate of 60% for detached houses, 56% for attached houses, and 44% for flats.	-34
57	04/05/2016	Housing and Planning Bill	To insist to enable parish councils and neighbourhood forums to appeal against the granting of planning permission by local authorities for housing developments that conflict with existing neighbourhood plans, but conceding not to include emerging plans.	-34
56	04/05/2016	Housing and Planning Bill	To insist to allow local authorities to retain and spend payments from selling social housing on building similar properties, but accepting that agreement must first be reached with the Secretary of State regarding the need for such replacements.	-56
55	04/05/2016	Housing and Planning Bill	To insist to enable local authorities to decide planning developments based on local need, accepting that the Secretary of State may require provision of starter homes, but allowing them to comply by providing alternative affordable home ownership options.	-60
54	27/04/2016	Housing and Planning Bill	To increase the measure of the level of household income for the purpose of defining high income local authority tenants every three years to reflect increases in the Consumer Price Index, rather than by referring to income thresholds as provided.	-34
53	27/04/2016	Housing and Planning Bill	To allow local authorities to spend payments from selling social housing properties on building similar properties for rent purposes, provided that need is demonstrated, rather than transferring payments to the Secretary of State as provided in the bill.	-78
52	26/04/2016	Immigration Bill	To insist that the Secretary of State shall be required to arrange to relocate to the UK and support unaccompanied refugee children from Europe, but to specify that the number of children shall be determined in consultation with local authorities.	-107
51	26/04/2016	Immigration Bill	To insist that detention of pregnant women in immigration cases should apply only in the most exceptional circumstances, agreeing to the time limit of 72 hours, or up to 7 days days if detention is authorised by a minister, as proposed by the House of Commons.	-56
50	26/04/2016	Immigration Bill	To insist on previous amendment to limit the period of detention in immigration removal centres without judicial oversight to a maximum of 28 days, or 28 days in aggregate, with possible extension by a court in exceptional circumstances.	-65
49	26/04/2016	Energy Bill [HL]	To insist that new renewables obligation certificates may be issued after the current termination date of 31 March 2016 for onshore wind generating stations that had received planning permission for up to three months after 18 June 2015.	-50
48	25/04/2016	Housing and Planning Bill	To insert a clause to require sustainable drainage systems to be implemented in all new developments, consequently ending the right to connect to existing conventional drainage, and extending current provisions which exclude small-scale developments.	-64
47	25/04/2016	Housing and Planning Bill	To insert a clause to provide that local planning authorities may require small-scale developments and developments in rural areas to make affordable housing contributions, rather than leaving such requirements to be determined by regulations.	-84
46	25/04/2016	Housing and Planning Bill	To insert a clause to require all new homes in England built from 1 April 2018 to achieve the carbon compliance standard equivalent to an improvement on the target emission rate of 60% for detached houses, 56% for attached houses, and 44% for flats.	-48
45	20/04/2016	Housing and Planning Bill	To provide that planning permission in principle should apply specifically to housing led development, rather than to general development of land, as the bill currently allows.	-42
44	20/04/2016	Housing and Planning Bill	To insert a clause to enable parish councils and neighbourhood forums to appeal to the Secretary of State against the granting of planning permission by local authorities for housing developments that conflict with made or advanced neighbourhood plans.	-57
43	18/04/2016	Housing and Planning Bill	To add the threshold above which local authority tenants are regarded as high income tenants to the face of the bill, increasing it to £50,000 a year per household in London, and £40,000 outside London, rather than the £40,000 and £30,000 proposed by the government.	-91
42	18/04/2016	Housing and Planning Bill	To introduce a limit to the rate by which rent for high income local authority tenants can be increased, specifying that the rent shall not equate to more than 10 pence for each pound of a tenant's income above the minimum income threshold.	-103
41	18/04/2016	Housing and Planning Bill	To allow local housing authorities in England to decide whether or not to charge an increased level of rent for high income tenants of social housing, rather than requiring them to do so.	-64
40	13/04/2016	Housing and Planning Bill	To require that determinations by the Secretary of State provided in the bill regarding payments made by local housing authorities in England should be made by regulation, and consequently subject to approval by parliament.	-76
39	12/04/2016	Energy Bill [HL]	To provide that new onshore wind development certificates may be issued after the currently proposed termination date of 31 March 2016 if planning permission for wind generating stations or for additional capacity was given on or before 18 June 2015.	-4
38	12/04/2016	Immigration Bill	To introduce an absolute exclusion from detention for pregnant women in immigration cases, rather than a presumptive exclusion, as the law currently allows.	-59
37	11/04/2016	Housing and Planning Bill	To allow planning authorities in England to decide on the provision of starter homes in residential developments based on their assessment of local housing need, removing the Secretary of State's power to make regulations on the matter.	-86
36	11/04/2016	Housing and Planning Bill	To require the repayment of the 20% discount of market value applicable to starter homes, reduced by 1/20th for each year of occupation by the purchaser, for a period of 20 years.	-94
35	21/03/2016	Immigration Bill	To insert a clause to require the Secretary of State to make arrangements to relocate to the UK and support 3000 unaccompanied refugee children from other countries in Europe, in addition to the resettlement under the Vulnerable Persons Relocation Scheme.	-102
34	16/03/2016	Renewables Obligation Closure Etc. (Amendment) Order 2016	To move to regret the early closing of the Renewables Obligation to small solar photovoltaic installations, noting the detrimental effect on solar energy schemes, and calling on the government to reinstate the Obligation.	-9
33	16/03/2016	Trade Union Bill	To remove a clause conferring the Secretary of State reserved powers to restrict facility time arrangements for trade union officials in public sector bodies.	-88
32	16/03/2016	Trade Union Bill	To provide that trade unions with political funds ask new members upon joining whether they wish to contribute to the political fund.	-148
31	16/03/2016	Trade Union Bill	To insert a clause requiring the Secretary of State to commission an independent review on electronic balloting for strike action, and subsequently to present before each House of Parliament a strategy for the introduction of electronic balloting.	-139
30	15/03/2015	Immigration Bill	To insert a clause to limit the period of detention in immigration removal centres without judicial oversight to a maximum of 28 days, or 28 days in aggregate, with possible extension by a court in exceptional circumstances.	-17
29	09/03/2016	Immigration Bill	To insert a clause to make provisions and to define the conditions for leave to remain to be granted to overseas domestic workers, allowing workers to change employers without losing their 'leave to remain' status.	-28
28	09/03/2016	Immigration Bill	To insert a clause to require the Secretary of State to grant asylum seekers permission to take up employment if a decision has not been made on their asylum application within six months.	-85
27	29/02/2016	Welfare Reform   and Work Bill	To insist to not remove the work-related activity component of the Employment and Support Allowance, but requiring only a delay until the Secretary of State has presented an impact assessment report before both Houses.	-67
26	26/01/2016	Welfare Reform and Work Bill	To remove a clause amending the Welfare Reform Act 2007 to remove the work-related activity group component of the employment and support allowance.	-85
25	25/01/2016	Welfare Reform and Work Bill	To insert a clause requiring that the Secretary of State must lay before each House of Parliament an annual report on child poverty based on measures of family income.	-92
24	20/01/2016	Trade Union Bill Select Committee motion	To move that a select committee should be appointed to consider the clauses in the Trade Union Bill regarding political funds, and that the committee should report by 29 February.	-93
23	30/11/2015	Enterprise Bill [HL]	To insert a clause to require pub-owning businesses to offer a market rent only option to tied pub tenants, and to introduce rent assessments for tenants.	-22
22	30/11/2015	Enterprise Bill [HL]	To insert a clause requiring that the environmental objectives of the Green Investment Bank are specified in the company's articles of association, and ensuring that the articles require its directors to act and review their actions against the objectives.	-47
21	18/11/2015	European Union Referendum Bill	To insert a clause to allow 16 and 17 year-olds to vote in the EU referendum.	-82
20	27/10/2015	Electoral Registration and Administration Act 2013 (Transitional Provisions) Order 2015	To insert an amendment to the motion to annul the Electoral Registration and Administration Act 2013 (Transitional Provisions) Order 2015, adding that the motion should be annulled because it goes against the advice of the Electoral Commission.	-10
19	26/10/2015	Tax Credits (Income Thresholds and Determination of Rates) (Amendment) Regulations 2015	To decline to consider the draft Regulations until the government reports a scheme for transitional protection for current low-income recipients of tax credits, responds to the analysis by the Institute for Fiscal Studies, and considers mitigating action.	-17
18	26/10/2015	Tax Credits (Income Thresholds and Determination of Rates) (Amendment) Regulations 2015	To decline to consider the draft Regulations until the government presents a report detailing their response to the analysis of the draft Regulations produced by the Institute for Fiscal Studies, and considering mitigating action.	-30
17	21/10/2015	Energy Bill [HL]	To insert a clause to prevent carbon units deriving from the operation of the EU Emissions Trading System from contributing to the UK's carbon emissions target after 31 December 2027.	-23
16	21/10/2015	Energy Bill [HL]	To remove the clause providing for the closure of the renewables obligation (subsidies) for onshore wind generating stations.	-52
15	19/10/2015	Energy Bill [HL]	To insert a clause to extend the remit of the Oil and Gas Authority to include overseeing the decommissioning of oil and gas infrastructure and securing the infrastructure for the transportation and storage of greenhouse gases.	-72
14	14/10/2015	Prosecution of Offences Act 1985 (Criminal Courts Charge) Regulations 2015	To move to regret that the Prosecution of Offences Act 1985 (Criminal Courts Charge) Regulations 2015 impose a rigid structure of court charges, and were presented to parliament before dissolution, allowing little time for scrutiny (non-fatal motion).	-32
13	14/10/2015	Childcare Bill [HL]	To require that any statutory instruments under the bill should be approved by resolution in both Houses.	-22
12	14/10/2015	Childcare Bill [HL]	To require that regulations under the bill should ensure flexible childcare for parents working outside the hours of 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday, and to ensure that childcare is made available during school holidays.	-26
11	14/10/2015	Childcare Bill [HL]	To insert a clause requiring the government to produce a review of the free childcare entitlement funding system before the bill is enacted.	-13
10	21/7/15	Cities and Local Government Devolution Bill [HL]	To prevent the transfer of regulatory functions for the health service to devolved bodies.	-65
9	21/7/15	Proposed changes to the Standing Orders of the House of Commons	To move that a joint committee be appointed to produce a report on the constitutional implications of the government's revised proposals on English Votes for English Laws by 30 March 2016.	-181
8	20/7/15	Charities (Protection and Social Investment) Bill [HL]	To insert a clause ensuring that charities are able to dispose of their assets in a way that is consistent with their charitable purposes.	-83
7	15/07/15	Cities and Local Government Devolution Bill [HL]	To insert a clause enabling referendums to undo change to city governance arrangements.	-41
6	15/07/15	Cities and Local Government Devolution Bill [HL]	To insert a clause lowering the age for voting in local government elections from 18 to 16.	-67
5	14/07/15	Psychoactive Substances Bill [HL]	To make supplying new psychoactive substances in prisons an aggravating offence.	-38
4	13/07/15	Universal Credit (Waiting Days) (Amendment) Regulations 2015	To move that there be a delay to the enactment of the 'waiting days' amendment to universal credit regulations until universal credit has been fully rolled out.	-11
3	13/07/15	Cities and Local Government Devolution Bill [HL]	To prevent the Secretary of State from making the creation of a directly elected mayor of a combined authority a condition for the transfer of power to that authority.	-65
2	13/07/15	Cities and Local Government Devolution Bill [HL]	To insert a clause requiring a minister introducing a bill to make a 'devolution statement' declaring the compatibility of the legislation with the principle of devolution to the local level.	-66
1	13/07/15	Cities and Local Government Devolution Bill [HL]	To insert a clause requiring the Secretary of State to produce an annual report on devolution within England.	-57

2014-2015

This page lists all government defeats in the House of Lords since the start of the 2014-15 parliamentary session, in reverse order. The column on the right shows the number of votes the government was beaten by. To see details of a defeat, click the relevant line of the table and this will bring up a report showing the number of votes cast for and against, and lists of voters (in both cases broken down by party).

Government Defeats

Defeat no	Date	Bill	Subject	Majority
11	25/02/15	Modern Slavery Bill	To insert a clause giving greater protection to overseas domestic workers, in particular allowing such workers to change employer.	-7
10	5/02/15	Deregulation Bill	To ensure that any regulations made towards decriminalising TV licence-fee evasion shall not take effect before 1 April 2017.	-3
9	9/12/14	Criminal Justice and Courts Bill	To insist on original defeat giving judges the power of discretion in relation to the financing of applications for judicial review.	-18
8	9/12/14	Criminal Justice and Courts Bill	To insist on original defeat giving judges the discretion to hear judicial review applications where the interests of the applicant have not been harmed by government conduct, but with the requirement that such discretion be in the public interest.	-69
7	9/12/14	Criminal Justice and Courts Bill	To insist on previous amendment to prevent any female, or male under the age of fifteen, being placed in a secure college.	-64
6	19/11/14	Consumer Rights Bill	To insert a clause requiring secondary ticketing operators to be more transparent, including the provision of information concerning the name of the seller, the face value of the ticket, any age restrictions on the ticket, and details of the seat location.	-12
5	27/10/14	Criminal Justice and Courts Bill	To give judges the discretion, in judicial review proceedings, over whether: 'to order an intervener to pay the costs of a relevant party to the proceedings', and 'to order a relevant party to the proceedings to pay the intervener's costs'.	-33
4	27/10/14	Criminal Justice and Courts Bill	To give judges the discretion to hear judicial review applications in cases where the applicant has failed to provide the financial information required.	-33
3	27/10/14	Criminal Justice and Courts Bill	To give judges the discretion to hear judicial review applications in cases where the interests of the applicant can be shown to have not been harmed by the government conduct in question.	-66
2	22/10/14	Criminal Justice and Courts Bill	To prevent any female, or male under the age of fifteen, being placed in a secure college.	-1
1	28/07/14	Motion regarding the Leader of the House of Lords	To regret the Prime Minister's decision to 'diminish the standing of the House' by not making the Leader of the House of Lords a full member of the cabinet and ask that he 'reconsiders this decision'.	-148

Coalition Split Votes

Cases where the coalition partners whipped their parties to vote in opposite lobbies, and the division was therefore a defeat for one governing party and a victory for the other.

Coalition Split no	Date	Bill	Subject

2013-2014

This page lists all government defeats in the House of Lords since the start of the 2013-14 parliamentary session, in reverse order. The column on the right shows the number of votes the government was beaten by. To see details of a defeat, click the relevant line of the table and this will bring up a report showing the number of votes cast for and against, and lists of voters (in both cases broken down by party).

Government Defeats

Defeat no	Date	Bill	Subject	Majority
14	7/04/14	Immigration Bill	To insert a clause establishing a joint committee on the question of whether the Home Secretary should be able to remove an individual's citizenship, if obtained by naturalisation, for reasons of the public good, even if this meant they would be stateless.	-62
13	7/04/14	Immigration Bill	To insert a clause insuring that potential child victims of trafficking are appointed an independent guardian to look after their interests.	-98
12	24/02/14	Pensions Bill	To enable the regulations to allow an individual to aggregate their income from two or more jobs within a year, in order to qualify for a state pension.	-5
11	29/01/14	Children and Families Bill	To insert a clause enabling the Secretary of State to make it illegal for drivers to fail to prevent smoking in cars carrying children.	-25
10	22/01/14	Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Bill	To change the definition of a miscarriage of justice, for the purposes of compensation, to a situation in which a newly discovered fact would make a conviction impossible, rather than proving the innocence of the wrongly-convicted person.	-23
9	21/01/14	Transparency of Lobbying, Non-Party Campaigning and Trade Union Administration Bill	To exclude all activity that doesn't directly target electors from the constituency spending limits imposed on third parties during election campaigns.	-26
8	15/01/14	Transparency of Lobbying, Non-Party Campaigning and Trade Union Administration Bill	To exclude staffing costs from the financial restrictions placed on third parties (i.e. any organisation or individual that is not a political party or candidate) during election campaigns.	-43
7	13/01/14	Transparency of Lobbying, Non-Party Campaigning and Trade Union Administration Bill	To include the lobbying of special advisers within the regulations.	-17
6	8/01/14	Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Bill	To maintain the existing definition of anti-social behaviour and prevent it being widened to conduct that is 'capable of causing nuisance or annoyance to any person'.	-128
5	17/12/13	Children and Families Bill	To clarify that 'involvement' of each parent in the child's life refers to involvement that specifically 'promotes the welfare of the child', and does not refer to 'any particular division of a child's time'.	-4
4	26/11/13	Financial Services (Banking Reform) Bill	To insert a clause introducing a licensing system for senior bankers.	-5
3	4/11/13	Energy Bill	To ensure that the emissions limit duty applies to those fossil fuel plants that upgrade their systems to stay within the laws relating to pollution.	-44
2	16/10/13	Care Bill [HL]	To insert a clause that would ensure that all providers of care are understood to be carrying out a public function and therefore covered by the Human Rights Act 1998.	-29
1	25/06/13	Offender Rehabilitation Bill [HL]	To insert a clause to prevent any "alteration or reform" being made to the "structure" of the probation service unless the plans are approved by both houses of parliament.	-29

Coalition Split Votes

Cases where the coalition partners whipped their parties to vote in opposite lobbies, and the division was therefore a defeat for one governing party and a victory for the other.

Coalition Split no

Date

Bill

Subject

2012-2013

This page lists all government defeats in the House of Lords in the 2012-13 parliamentary session, in reverse order. The column on the right shows the number of votes the government was beaten by. To see details of a defeat, click the relevant line of the table and this will bring up a report showing the number of votes cast for and against, and lists of voters (in both cases broken down by party).

Government Defeats

Defeat no	Date	Bill	Subject	Majority
1	18/06/2012	Financial Services Bill	To commit the entire Bill to a committee of the whole House, rather than splitting it between the Chamber and Grand Committee.	-4
2	22/10/2012	Local Government Finance Bill	To insert a clause requiring that an independent review of all council tax reduction schemes be implemented by the Secretary of State within three years of the Act coming into place.	-38
3	21/11/12	Justice and Security Bill [HL]	To enable judges and both parties, rather than the state only, to order a closed material procedure.	-99
4	21/11/12	Justice and Security Bill [HL]	To introduce judicial discretion rather than obligation in the ordering of closed material procedures where national security is considered to be involved.	-105
5	21/11/12	Justice and Security Bill [HL]	To require that the court be satisfied when ordering a closed material procedure that the harm to national security caused by disclosure of material outweighs the public interest in fair and open justice.	-87
6	27/11/12	Crime and Courts Bill [HL]	To remove a clause which empowers the Secretary of State, by order, to confer, remove or modify the National Crime Agency's counter-terrorism functions	-21
7	3/12/12	Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012 (Amendment of Schedule 1) Order 2012	To not approve an To not approve an Order on access to legal aid in welfare cases because it does not fulfil an earlier government commitment and would lead to many disabled claimants not receiving legal aid at first-tier tribunals (fatal motion).	-10
8	12/12/2012	Crime and Courts Bill [HL]	To insert a clause repealing the offence of use of insulting words that are likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress.	-96
9	18/12/12	Crime and Courts Bill [HL]	To insert a clause making bailiffs and enforcement agents subject to the same regulation and legal status as other authorised bodies under the Legal Services Act 2007.	-42
10	18/12/12	Crime and Courts Bill [HL]	To require that probation trusts make appropriate provisions for female offenders, including unpaid work and behavioural change programmes.	-28
11	05/02/13	Defamation Bill	To insert a clause establishing a Defamation Recognition Commission.	-131
12	05/02/13	Defamation Bill	To insert a clause allowing profit-making organisations to sue for defamation only where they can prove that it has caused or is likely to cause substantial financial loss, and barring public bodies from taking any defamation action.	-8
13	12/02/13	Public Service Pensions Bills	To include the Defence Fire and Rescue Service under the category of fire and rescue services generally, so that they are no longer subject to the separate Ministry of Defence retirement age and pension scheme	-23
14	28/02/13	House of Lords: Membership	To move to call on the government to use restraint in recommending new appointments to the House of Lords; to allow members to retire permanently; to exclude members who do not attend during a session; and to not allow members convicted of serious offences to attend sittings.	-172
15	04/03/13	Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill	To reinstate Section 3 of the Equalities Act 2006, which requires the EHRC to discharge its functions "with a view to encouraging and supporting the development of a society" which respects human rights and equal opportunities	-51
16	04/03/13	Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill	To insert a clause adding 'caste' to the list of characteristics covered by the term 'race' in the Equalities Act 2010	-103
17	06/03/13	Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill	To reinstate civil liability in breaches of duty of health and safety regulations	-2
18	06/03/13	Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill	To insert a clause to require that letting and block management agents belong to an ombudsman scheme	-5
19	20/03/13	Growth and Infrastructure Bill	To remove a clause which allows employees to become "employee shareholders" when they receive £2000 or more in shares, and requires that in so doing they forego certain rights, including redundancy payment and the right to claim unfair dismissal.	-54
20	26/03/13	Growth and Infrastructure Bill	To insert a new clause to make orders for extension to planning permission made after 1 January 2013 subject to local authority approval.	-6
21	27/03/13	Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012 (Amendment of Schedule 1) Order 2013	To regret that the government is excluding even the limited provision of legal aid services for first tier tribunal cases, such a provision having been judged by the Lords' fatal motion of 3 December 2012 to be inadequate (non-fatal motion).	-5
22	27/03/13	Civil Legal Aid (Procedure) Regulations 2012	To regret that the regulations fail to deliver sufficient access to legal aid for disabled people, and that "exempted person" is defined too narrowly (non-fatal motion).	-15
23	27/03/13	Civil Legal Aid (Procedure) Regulations 2012	To regret that the regulations fail to deliver on a government promise to provide adequate legal aid services for domestic  violence victims, many of whom will be unable to meet evidential criteria and will  therefore risk injury or death (non-fatal motion).	-17
24	22/04/13	Growth and Infrastructure Bill	To insist on removal of a clause which allows employees to become "employee shareholders" when they receive £2000 or more in shares, and requires that in so doing they forego certain rights, including redundancy payment and the right to claim unfair dismissal.	-69
25	22/04/13	Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill	To insist on reinstatement of Section 3 of the Equalities Act 2006, which requires the EHRC to discharge its functions "with a view to encouraging and supporting the development of a society" which respects human rights and equal opportunities	-30
26	22/04/13	Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill	To insist on insertion of a clause adding 'caste' to the list of characteristics covered by the term 'race' in the Equalities Act 2010	-13

Coalition Split Votes

Cases where the coalition partners whipped their parties to vote in opposite lobbies, and the division was therefore a defeat for one governing party and a victory for the other.

Coalition Split no	Date	Bill	Subject
1	14/01/13	Electoral Registration and Administration Bill	To insert a clause requiring the boundary commissions to submit their reports not before October 2018, rather than before October 2013

2010-2012

The UK government was defeated 48 times in the House of Lords during the parliamentary session of 2010-12. Below is an overview of these defeats, listed in chronological order. Click within the grid for more detail about a particular defeat.

Defeat no	Date	Bill	Subject	Majority
1	08.06.10	Local Government Bill [HL]	To move to refer the Bill to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills (to determine whether the Bill is hybrid)	-5
2	29.06.10	House of Lords Reform	To call on the government to table motions before the summer recess to a) allow members to retire, b) abolish by-elections for hereditary peers, c) remove members convicted of serious criminal offences, d) create a statutory appointments commission	-15
3	13.07.10	Academies Bill [HL]	To add spending on academy pupils with low-incidence special educational needs or disabilities to the list of planned expenditure for LEAs, and to allow the Secretary of State to intervene if local authorities fail to make satisfactory provision	-22
4	17.11.10	Identity Documents Bill	To give ID cardholders the option to be reimbursed £30 on surrender of their card	-32
5	23.11.10	Public Bodies Bill [HL]	Paving amendment to allow for a new clause which places restrictions on ministerial powers to abolish or modify public bodies by delegated legislation, including requirements to protect judicial independence and human rights	-34
6	06.12.10	Parliamentary Voting System and Constituencies Bill	To allow the referendum on the voting system to be held on any day before the 31 October 2011, rather than requiring it to be held on the 5 May 2011	-4
7	14.12.10	Public Bodies Bill [HL]	To remove the Chief Coroner from the list of offices and bodies scheduled for possible abolition	-112
8	21.12.10	Identity Documents Bill	To adjourn consideration of a motion to not insist to give ID cardholders the option to be reimbursed £30 on surrender of their card	-44
9	09.01.11	Parliamentary Voting System and Constituencies Bill	To prevent the Isle of Wight having to share a constituency with the mainland, and to exempt it from the 5 per cent variation rule	-74
10	07.02.11	Parliamentary Voting System and Constituencies Bill	To make the result of the referendum on the voting system non-binding if less than 40 per cent of the electorate vote in it	-1
11	09.02.11	Parliamentary Voting System and Constituencies Bill	To allow the number of voters in new constituencies to deviate up to 7.5 per cent from the norm if necessary to address special geographical considerations or local ties of an "exceptionally compelling nature"	-18
12	16.02.11	Parliamentary Voting System and Constituencies Bill	To insist to make the result of the referendum on the voting system non-binding if less than 40 per cent of the electorate vote in it	-62
13	28.03.11	Public Bodies Bill [HL]	To remove the Youth Justice Commission for England and Wales from the list of bodies scheduled for possible abolition	-63
14	28.03.11	Public Bodies Bill [HL]	To add the Administrative Justice and Tribunals Council to the list of bodies scheduled for possible merger with other bodies (while leaving it on the list for possible abolition)	-7
15	10.05.11	Fixed-term Parliaments Bill	To retain the provision which sets a date of 2015 for the next general election, but to require a resolution of both Houses of Parliament before the length of each subsequent parliament is set at five years	-6
16	11.05.11	Police Reform and Social Responsibility Bill	To remove the provision establishing police and crime commissioners for each police area outside London	-12
17	08.06.11	European Union Bill	To require a turnout of 40 per cent in referendums on amending the Treaty on the European Union in order for it to be automatically ratified, otherwise to require approval by both Houses of Parliament	-12
18	13.06.11	European Union Bill	To remove the requirement for a referendum to be held before certain powers could be transferred from the UK to the EU, leading to amendments requiring a referendum only on a single military force, bringing the UK into Schengen, or joining the euro	-5
19	15.06.11	European Union Bill	To clarify that applicable EU law is recognised as law in the UK specifically by virtue of the European Communities Act 1972, rather than more generally by any Act of Parliament	-33
20	15.06.11	European Union Bill	To introduce a "sunset clause" to make the requirement for a referendum to be held before certain powers can be transferred from the UK to the EU expire after the next general election, and to require parliamentary approval of any order to renew this	-6
21	18.07.11	Fixed-term Parliaments Bill	To insist on amendments which set a date of 2015 for the next general election, but which require a resolution of both Houses of Parliament before the length of each subsequent parliament is set at five years	-32
22	10.10.11	Armed Forces Bill	To require the annual covenant report on the impact of membership of the armed forces on service people to cover the operation of inquests as well as the subjects of healthcare, housing and education	-24
23	10.10.11	Armed Forces Bill	To insert a clause permitting current or former members of the armed forces to wear medals awarded by Commonwealth governments (including the Pingat Jasa Malaysia medal) without restriction	-14
24	14.11.11	Health and Social Care Bill	To insert a clause requiring the Secretary of State to report to parliament on the VAT treatment of supplies by charities providing health care services for the NHS	-12
25	14.12.11	Welfare Reform Bill	Paving amendment to prevent the government making regulations to impose the underoccupancy penalty on social housing tenants with no more than one spare bedroom	-68
26	11.01.12	Welfare Reform Bill	Paving amendment to include severely disabled young people who qualify for the support group in those entitled to contributory employment support for one year	-44
27	11.01.12	Welfare Reform Bill	To replace the 12-month limit for contributory employment support claims by those in the work-related activity group with a prescribed period of at least two years	-48
28	11.01.12	Welfare Reform Bill	To exempt from the 12-month limit on contributory employment support claims those receiving cancer treatment and those unable to work as a result of cancer diagnosis, and to grant those people support until they are able to work	-56
29	23.01.12	Welfare Reform Bill	To exclude child benefit from the cap on welfare benefits which is enforced when a single person's or a couple's entitlements exceed the prescribed amount	-15
30	25.01.12	Welfare Reform Bill	To ensure that where a parent with care has shown that a maintenance agreement is either impossible or inappropriate, they will not be liable to pay fees to the Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission for intervening.	-142
31	31.01.12	Welfare Reform Bill	To require that the lower rate of additional universal credit allowance for disabled children is no less than two-thirds of the higher rate.	-16
32	06.02.12	Protection of Freedoms Bill	To ensure that powers of entry into property are only exercised upon agreement with the premises occupier or where there is a warrant.	-12
33	08.02.12	Health and Social Care Bill	To require that the Secretary of State's duty to promote the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of illness be defined as pertaining to both mental and physical illness.	-4
34	14.02.12	Welfare Reform Bill	To require that certain categories of tenant, including war widows, foster carers and the severely disabled, be exempt from the under-occupancy penalty on universal credit/housing benefit.	-10
35	05.03.12	Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill	To require the Lord Chancellor to ensure that individuals have access to legal services that effectively meet their needs, subject to available resources.	-45
36	05.03.12	Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill	To require the Lord Chancellor to ensure that victims of domestic violence have access to civil legal services, in accordance with the financial eligibility criteria laid out elsewhere in the Bill.	-37
37	05.03.12	Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill	To require the Lord Chancellor to ensure that the process for appointing the Director of Legal Aid Casework guarantees his or her independence.	-17
38	07.03.12	Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill	To retain civil legal services for benefits claimants who wish to challenge cuts to their allowances at a first-tier tribunal.	-39
39	07.03.12	Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill	To retain civil legal advice for benefits claimants who wish to challenge cuts to their allowances at a second-tier tribunal or higher court.	-28
40	07.03.12	Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill	To retain civil legal services for covering the cost of expert reports into cases of clinical negligence.	-6
41	14.03.12	Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill	To remove the provision for a mandatory legal aid telephone gateway, and to to require that the Lord Chancellor ensure that legal aid recipients may access a variety of forms of aid, including face-to-face talks.	-28
42	14.03.12	Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill	To insert a clause exempting those making claims related to industrial respiratory diseases specifically from the obligation to use their damages to pay part of their legal fees.	-31
43	14.03.12	Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill	To insert a clause exempting those making claims related to industrial diseases generally from the obligation to use their damages to pay part of their legal fees.	-5
44	27.03.12	Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill	To ensure that legal aid continues to be available to children in all cases which are currently covered.	-12
45	27.03.12	Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill	To provide legal aid for children in the event of clinical negligence.	-13
46	23.04.12	Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill	To insist on the requirement that the Lord Chancellor ensures that individuals have access to legal services that effectively meet their needs, subject to available resources.	-15
47	23.04.12	Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill	To require that the types of evidence accepted for access to legal aid in domestic abuse cases be widened, and that the expiration period for submission of such evidence be extended.	-3
48	23.04.12	Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill	To insist on the clause exempting those making claims related to industrial respiratory diseases specifically from the obligation to use their damages to pay part of their legal fees.	-9

2009-2010

The UK government was defeated 14 times in the House of Lords during the parliamentary session of 2009-10. Below is an overview of these defeats, listed in chronological order. Click within the grid for more detail about a particular defeat.

Defeat no	Date	Bill	Subject	Majority
1	07/12/2009	Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (References to Financial Investigators) (Amendment) Order 2009	To move to "note with concern" the Chairman of the Police Federation's criticisms of the order, which broadens the definition of a financial investigator for the Proceeds of Crime Act, and call upon the government to revoke the regulations	-61
2	25/01/2010	Equality Bill	To remove the proportionality test from the exception to discrimination law where employment is for the purposes of organised religion	-38
3	25/01/2010	Equality Bill	To reject the government amendment clarifying that posts "for the purposes of an organised religion" include ministers of religion and posts that exist to promote, represent or explain the doctrines of the religion	-21
4	25/01/2010	Equality Bill	To remove the definition of "for the purposes of  organised religion" as posts which involve leading or assisting in the observance of religious practices, or promoting or explaining the doctrine of the religion	-5
5	08/02/2010	Bribery Bill	To require prior ministerial authorisation for bribery by the intelligence services and Armed Forces, rather than to make a statutory defence for bribery available to them after the event	-36
6	03/03/2010	Digital Economy Bill	To allow the High Court to grant an injunction requiring ISPs to block access to sites which host infringing material	-25
7	03/03/2010	Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005 Order 2010	To call upon the government to introduce primary legislation to limit control orders to a year	-7
8	10/03/2010	Financial Services Bill	To require the Council for Financial Stability to deliver the report on the structure of the UK financial system, and the Treasury to lay it before Parliament, within six months	-10
9	10/03/2010	Royal Parks and Other Open Spaces Regulations 2010	To regret that the regulations, which include parking charges for Royal Parks, have been laid before Parliament despite public opposition, and to call upon the government to replace them with regulations without the parking charges	-65
10	17/03/2010	Personal Care at Home Bill	To prevent regulations being made for free care at home until after April 2011	-81
11	17/03/2010	Personal Care at Home Bill	To prevent the Act coming into force until a commencement order has been approved by both Houses of Parliament	-67
12	17/03/2010	Personal Care at Home Bill	To prevent the Act coming into force until the Secretary of State has commissioned an independent review of the affordability of the provisions and laid its report before both Houses of Parliament	-51
13	17/03/2010	Personal Care at Home Bill	To insert a 'sunset clause' that stops the Act having effect two years after it is passed	-13
14	22/03/2010	Norwich and Norfolk (Structural Changes) Order 2010	To regret that the regulations, which establish a unitary council in Norwich, do not comply with the government's affordability criteria and to call upon the government not to proceed before consulting with local residents	-58

2008-2009

The UK government was defeated 25 times in the House of Lords during the parliamentary session of 2008-09. Below is an overview of these defeats, listed in chronological order. Click within the grid for more detail about a particular defeat.

Defeat no	Date	Bill	Subject	Majority
1	03/02/09	Banking Bill	To insert a clause requiring the Treasury to report to Parliament on a quarterly basis detailing financial assistance, guarantees, indemnities or arrangements provided to banks or financial institutions	-35
2	18/03/09	Non-Domestic Rating Regulations 2009	To move to regret that the regulations, which give port companies more time to pay retrospective non-domestic rates liability, will not prevent several port companies from becoming insolvent	-8
3	25/03/09	Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Bill [HL]	To insert a clause specifying that the new citizenship requirements in Part 2 of the bill will not apply to those who have already submitted applications for citizenship or indefinite leave to remain, or for limited leave to remain in the past 12 months	-61
4	01/04/09	Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Bill [HL]	To remove a clause which introduces powers to control travel within "the common travel area"	-86
5	01/04/09	Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Bill [HL]	To insert a clause removing powers to place immigration controls on the land border in "the common travel area"	-84
6	01/04/09	Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Bill [HL]	To ensure that the Administrative Court has discretion to decide whether an application refers to a fresh claim, and to remove the power of the Lord Chancellor to restrict the grounds for appeals from the Upper Tribunal in immigration cases	-57
7	28/04/09	Health Bill [HL]	To insert a clause incorporating provision for making changes to the NHS Constitution into the Bill in order to give Parliament a role in determining the principles of the NHS Constitution.	-4
8	05/05/09	Marine and Coastal Access Bill [HL]	To require a marine plan authority for where a marine policy statement governs marine planning for the region.	-2
9	12/05/09	Health Bill [HL]	To insert a clause allowing the Secretary of State to make regulations to permit exceptions to the rules governing the private patient income cap for NHS foundation trusts	-58
10	08/06/09	Business Rate Supplements Bill	To require that a ballot of businesses to approve levying a business rate supplement (BRS) is held before all projects to be funded by a BRS	-7
11	09/06/09	Business Rate Supplements Bill	To prevent the business rate supplement from being imposed retrospectively on ratepayers through an alteration that was not due to an error on their part	-60
12	15/06/09	Political Parties and Elections Bill	To require that prior approval has been obtained from a magistrate before the Electoral Commission can exercise its powers to enter premises and inspect documents of political parties	-47
13	15/06/09	Political Parties and Elections Bill	To require that donors to political parties are resident in the United Kingdom for the purposes of the Income Tax Act 2007 and are not non-domiciled UK residents	-22
14	16/06/09	Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Bill	To insert a clause clarifying the definition of  'apprenticeship' as including an agreement with an employer, a mixture of on- and off-the job learning, and training designed to lead to a recognised level of proficiency in a trade, profession or occupation	-23
15	09/07/09	Coroners and Justice Bill	To not agree a clause removing the provision for the "free speech" defence in homophobic hatred cases	-53
16	13/07/09	Coroners and Justice Bill	To insert a clause requiring the Secretary of State to appoint an Independent Commissioner to monitor the detention and treatment of terrorist suspects including extensions of detention periods.	-42
17	13/07/09	Various Identity Cards Act Regulations 2009	To move to regret the government's decision to proceed with Identity Cards regulations before the case for them has been put to the British people at a general election	-59
18	16/07/09	Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Bill	To insert a clause requiring authorities to carry out an assessment of and record those who cannot read when they enter youth detention, and those who cannot read when they leave youth detention.	-8
19	14/10/09	Non-Domestic Rating (Deferred Payments)	To move to regret that the regulations, which establish a deferred payments scheme for businesses to spread the increase in their business rates, do not remove the retrospective application of non-domestic rates for port-side operators	-6
20	21/10/09	Coroners and Justice Bill	To require coroners to inform the Chief Coroner if investigations are likely to take more than 12 months, and to require the Chief Coroner to monitor prolonged investigations	-54
21	21/10/09	Coroners and Justice Bill	To insert a clause making intercept evidence admissible in inquests, so that certain deaths can be dealt within the coronial system instead of through private inquiries	-30
22	22/10/09	Welfare Reform Bill	To exempt single parents of children under five from financial sanctions under the back-to-work path through work-related activity plans	-6
23	26/10/09	Coroners and Justice Bill	To make a deputy chief coroner responsible for overseeing military inquests and for providing specialist training to coroners conducting them	-26
24	26/10/09	Coroners and Justice Bill	To not make sexual infidelity an exception to the qualifying triggers for the loss of control defence to murder	-15
25	11/11/09	Coroners and Justice Bill	To insist to not repeal the provision for the "free speech" defence in homophobic hatred cases.	-44

2007-2008

The UK government was defeated 29 times in the House of Lords during the parliamentary session of 2007-08. Below is an overview of these defeats, listed in chronological order. Click within the grid for more detail about a particular defeat.

Defeat no	Date	Bill	Subject	Majority
1	29/01/08	Dormant Bank and Building Society Accounts Bill [HL]	To allow all building societies to transfer funds to a charity that will apply them in the local area where the building society operates	-55
2	29/01/08	Dormant Bank and Building Society Accounts Bill [HL]	To add a clause on parliamentary accountability requiring the Treasury to lay any directions issued to a reclaim fund before parliament, and similarly any accounts or report from a reclaim fund	-60
3	29/01/08	Dormant Bank and Building Society Accounts Bill [HL]	To specify that a bank or building society "must use its knowledge of its accounts, its account holders and any other relevant matters in determining whether an account is dormant".	-36
4	29/01/08	Dormant Bank and Building Society Accounts Bill [HL]	To add a new clause requiring the Treasury to lay a triennial report before parliament on the operation of the dormant account arrangements and specifying what action it proposes to take if any arrangement proves unsatisfactory	-34
5	21/02/08	Banking (Special Provisions) Bill	To require that the body taking over a bank or building society be subject to an independent audit commissioned by, and reporting to, the Bank of England within three months of the date of the take-over, and annually thereafter	-12
6	21/02/08	Banking (Special Provisions) Bill	To require any nationalised bank or building society to comply with the Freedom of Information Act 2000	-31
7	21/02/08	Banking (Special Provisions) Bill	To require the OFT to report annually to parliament on the impact of the activities of the body taking over bank/building society on the competitiveness of the UK market and to do so immediately if it identifies a significant adverse effect	-21
8	25/02/08	Climate Change Bill [HL]	To ensure that UK emissions of greenhouse gases do not exceed the level necessary to contribute to raising the global average temperature to more than 2 degrees above pre-industrial levels	-10
9	04/03/08	Climate Change Bill [HL]	To require the Prime Minister, rather than a Secretary of State, to be directly responsible for driving the climate change policy agenda across government departments	-51
10	04/03/08	Climate Change Bill [HL]	To insert a clause that requires all passenger travel, and all imports and exports to/from the UK, to be included in the calculation of UK carbon emissions and in the targets for their reduction	-49
11	11/03/08	Climate Change Bill [HL]	To insert a clause requiring 70% of the efforts to decarbonise the UK economy to be made within the UK itself rather than through the balancing of international carbon credits	-32
12	11/03/08	Climate Change Bill [HL]	To require the Climate Change Committee to establish an Adaptation Sub-Committee consisting of experts in climate change adaptation appointed by the Secretary of State	-23
13	17/03/08	Children and Young Persons Bill [HL]	To insert a clause to place a duty on the Border and Immigration Agency to safeguard the welfare of the children who pass through its care	-54
14	02/04/08	Criminal Justice and Immigration Bill	To leave out Clause 10 which prevents magistrates' courts ordering suspended custodial sentences for summary offences	-41
15	21/04/08	Criminal Justice and Immigration Bill	To limit the powers of non-legally qualified Crown Prosecution Service employees to summary offences which do not carry a term of imprisonment and to require these employees to be subject to an approved regulator	-70
16	21/04/08	Criminal Justice and Immigration Bill	To insert a freedom of expression clause which asserts that the discussion or criticism of sexual conduct or practices shall not in itself be deemed threatening or intending to incite hatred	-24
17	23/04/08	Criminal Justice and Immigration Bill	To insert a clause amending provisions in the Data Protection Act to add sanctions for the reckless, intentional or repeatedly negligent disclosure of information contained in personal data to another person	-4
18	23/04/08	Criminal Justice and Immigration Bill	To require the government to insert in the bill a completely exhaustive list of the implications of receiving a Violent Offender Order, detailing the boundary between civil preventive orders and criminal punishment	-11
19	30/04/08	Criminal Justice and Immigration Bill	To insert a clause requiring the Government to bring the matter of Prison Service and Police pay before parliament if they are not intending to accept the recommendations of the independent review body	-81
20	07/05/08	Criminal Justice and Immigration Bill	To insist on an earlier amendment to remove the power of magistrates to give suspended sentence orders for minor offences	-76
21	07/05/08	Criminal Justice and Immigration Bill	To insist on the insertion of a freedom of expression clause which asserts that the discussion or criticism of sexual conduct or practices shall not be deemed in itself to be threatening or intending to incite hatred	-14
22	23/06/08	Pensions Bill	To remove flexibility from the Secretary of State in setting the earnings band, to ensure that it is increased in line with earnings	-3
23	02/07/08	National Insurance Contributions Bill	To limit the government's ability to increase the National Insurance upper earnings limit without further primary legislation	-56
24	02/07/08	Pensions Bill	To require that the Secretary of State "shall", not "may", establish a personal accounts pension scheme	-3
25	13/10/08	Counter-Terrorism Bill	To insert a clause to clarify, for the avoidance of doubt, that the Act does not allow the Secretary of State to extend the maximum period of pre-charge detention beyond 28 days.	-191
26	04/11/08	Counter-Terrorism Bill	To insert a clause requiring the Secretary of State to publish national guidelines for government agencies establishing procedures for people to find out what fingerprint and sample data is held on them and request that this data is destroyed	-11
27	11/11/08	Counter-Terrorism Bill	To insert a clause to allow a High Court judge acting in capacity as a coroner to have access to intercept evidence in inquests	-3
28	12/11/08	Planning Bill	To insert a clause to require the exercise of planning functions to have regard to the desirability of preserving gardens and urban green spaces, and to ensure that housing targets do not override the protection or preservation of gardens	-7
29	18/11/08	Planning Bill	To delay Community Infrastructure Levy legislation for 60 days and to give both Houses of Parliament the power to approve the regulations rather than just the House of Commons	-3

2006-2007

The UK government was defeated 45 times in the House of Lords during the parliamentary session of 2006-07. Below is an overview of these defeats, listed in chronological order. Click within the grid for more detail about a particular defeat.

Defeat no	Date	Bill	Subject	Majority
1	10/01/2007	Mental Health Bill [HL]	To insert a clause stating that before being subjected to compulsory treatment it should be a requirement that a patient's mental disorder means their 'ability to make decisions about the provision of medical treatment is significantly impaired'.	-106
2	05/02/2007	Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Bill	To extend the provisions of the bill so that it is applicable to those who are held in police custody.	-96
3	19/02/2007	Mental Health Bill [HL]	To insert provisions to ensure that a person shall not be considered to have a mental disorder on the grounds of substance abuse, sexual identity or orientation, commission or likely commission of illegal or disorderly acts or cultural/religious beliefs.	-88
4	19/02/2007	Mental Health Bill [HL]	To require that individuals suffering from a mental health disorder cannot be compulsorily detained unless the action is "likely to alleviate or prevent a deterioration in his condition".	-71
5	19/02/2007	Mental Health Bill [HL]	To insert a clause 'Renewal of Detention' to ensure that in the renewal of detention or community orders, a fully qualified medical practitioner is involved in the decision-making process.	-39
6	26/02/2007	Mental Health Bill [HL]	To insert a new clause 'Children and Young People' requiring that a clinician with specialist training in child/adolescent mental health shall assess the needs of the child.	-75
7	26/02/2007	Mental Health Bill [HL]	To require that under community treatment orders, if the responsible clinician is not a medical practitioner then they will ensure that the patient is examined by a registered medical practitioner.	-33
8	27/02/2007	Further Education and Training Bill [HL]	To delete a clause allowing the Learning and Skills Council in England and Wales to intervene in the running of further education institutions.	-52
9	19/03/2007	Welfare Reform Bill	To require the Secretary of State to lay an independent report before Parliament on the operation of the new assessments of capacity to work annually for the first five years after these sections come into effect.	-14
10	20/03/2007	Fraud (Trials Without a Jury) Bill	To postpone the second reading of the bill until six months' time.	-73
11	28/03/2007	Gambling (Geographical Distribution of Casino Premises Licenses) Order	To not approve the order, which proposed to site a regional "supercasino" in Manchester, plus eight large and eight small casinos at other locations.	-3
12	16/04/2007	Legal Services Bill [HL]	To require that the appointment of the Chairman of the Legal Services board is made with the concurrence of the Lord Chief Justice, rather than by the Secretary of State alone	-41
13	18/04/2007	Legal Services Bill [HL]	To raise the threshold for when the Legal Services Board can take action against approved regulators.	-52
14	18/04/2007	Legal Services Bill [HL]	To require that any statement of policy issued by the Legal Services Board must respect that the primary responsibility for regulation lies with the approved regulators.	-39
15	24/04/2007	Statistics and Registration Service Bill	To replace the Treasury's role in relation to the Statistics Board with that of the Cabinet Office.	-56
16	25/04/2007	Serious Crime Bill [HL]	To insert a new clause: 'Involvement in Serious Crime: Evidence' allowing the admissibility of intercept evidence in court.	-62
17	30/04/2007	Serious Crime Bill [HL]	To insert a new clause: 'Other measures to disrupt serious crime'. If a police officer has reason to believe that a person or persons are carrying firearms he may arrange for the area to be sealed off and searched (people and vehicles).	-47
18	02/05/2007	Statistics and Registration Service Bill	To require that the Statistics Board monitors the arrangements for the release of government statistics.	-63
19	08/05/2007	Legal Services Bill [HL]	To not require that an authorised person under the Bill pay the Office of Legal Complaints for the costs of handling a complaint when the complaint is unfounded and the person has handled the matter properly.	-56
20	08/04/2007	Legal Services Bill [HL]	To insert a new clause: 'Handling of Complaints by approved Regulator' to allow for the delegation of complaints handling to an approved regulator by a direction of the Legal Services Board.	-50
21	15/05/2007	Legal Services Bill [HL]	To require that an investigation takes place into the impact (on justice) of alternative business structures.	-68
22	22/05/2007	Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Bill	To insist on previous amendment to extend the provisions of the bill so that it is applicable to those who are held in police custody.	-91
23	23/05/2007	Offender Management Bill	To require that contracted-out providers of probation services ensure that there is no conflict of interest between the services they provide and their own financial interests, particularly with respect to advice given to the courts.	-20
24	05/06/2007	Offender Management Bill	To require that the establishment of probation trusts cannot be made unless a draft resolution is approved by each House.	-14
25	05/06/2007	Offender Management Bill	To require that probation trusts' membership must include "a magistrate for the area in which the probation trust carries out its functions" and a local councillor for the same area.	-4
26	06/06/2007	Pensions Bill	To insert a new clause 'Minimum Retirement Income': this will allow the minimum retirement income to be set by the Chancellor, but only after consultation with "appropriate" people and before 31st January of the tax year to which it applies.	-5
27	06/06/2007	Pensions Bill	To insert a new clause: 'Financial Assistance Scheme: Scheme Manager' which will set up a 'lifeboat' fund to enable the financial assistance scheme to compensate pensioners whose retirement savings are lost through occupational schemes.	-55
28	11/06/2007	Offender Management Bill	To insert a new clause 'Procedure for Orders Under Section 12' which would require the Secretary of State to publish a report before contracting offender management tasks.	-50
29	19/06/2007	Greater London Authority Bill	To limit the mayor of London to two terms of office.	-18
30	19/06/2007	Greater London Authority Bill	To require that any amendment to the Mayor's budget would not need a 2/3 majority (simple majority instead).	-7
31	25/06/2007	Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Bill	To insist for a second time on a previous amendment to extend the provisions of the bill so that it is applicable to those who are held in police custody.	-38
32	27/06/2007	Offender Management Bill	To remove the power to make arrangements for the provision of probation services from the Secretary of State and give it to local probation boards and probation trusts.	-42
33	03/07/2007	Offender Management Bill	To require that within 6 months of the Bill's commencement, the Secretary of State will lay a report before both Houses reviewing proposals from the 2003 'Managing Offenders' report before exercising powers.	-55
34	04/07/2007	Pensions Bill	To require that from 1st November 2007 or the commencement of the bill (whichever comes first) men and women can buy an extra nine 'qualifying years' for their state pension.	-93
35	09/07/2007	Statistics and Registration Services Bill	To insist on previous amendment to replace the Treasury's role in relation to the Statistics Board with that of the Cabinet Office but with a commitment to consult the board on the prerelease of statistics	-30
36	09/07/2007	Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Bill	To insist for a third time on previous amendment to extend the provisions of the bill so that it is applicable to those who are held in police custody.	-38
37	11/07/2007	Pensions Bill	To add a clause specifying that the Act will be subject to post-legislative scrutiny four years after it is passed.	-3
38	17/07/2007	Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Bill	To insist for a fourth time on previous amendment to extend the provisions of the bill so that it is applicable to those who are held in police custody.	-29
39	18/07/2007	Home Information Pack (No. 2) Regulations 2007 (SI 2007/1667) and the Housing Act 2004 (Commencement No. 8) (England and Wales) Order 2007	To call on the government to annul these two Orders on Home Information Packs (non-fatal motion).	-26
40	24/07/2007	Pensions Bill	To insist to add a clause specifying that the Act will be subject to post-legislative scrutiny four years after it is passed.	-43
41	25/07/2007	Further Education and Training Bill [HL]	To insist to delete a clause allowing the Learning and Skills Council in England and Wales to intervene in the running of further education institutions.	-2
42	10/10/2007	Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill	To remove a provision allowing for an "elected executive" in local government in England, comprising an elected leader and two or more other persons elected to the executive.	-43
43	17/10/2007	Legal Services Bill [HL]	To specify that an exemption for legal services provided by trade unions is limited to matters directly related to employment in a workplace where the union is represented.	-37
44	17/10/2007	Legal Services Bill [HL]	To insist to raise the threshold for when the Legal Services Board can take action against approved regulators.	-42
45	17/10/2007	Legal Services Bill [HL]	To insist to require that the appointment of the Chairman of the Legal Services board is made with the concurrence of the Lord Chief Justice, rather than by the Secretary of State alone.	-23

2005-2006

The UK government was defeated 61 times in the House of Lords during the parliamentary session of 2005-06. Below is an overview of these defeats, listed in chronological order. Click within the grid for more detail about a particular defeat.

Defeat no	Date	Bill	Subject	Majority
1	12/10/2005	Charities Bill	To ensure the independence of the Charity Commission so that terms and conditions of staff, do not require the approval of the Secretary of State.	-32
2	17/10/2005	Criminal Defence Service Bill [HL]	To remove exemptions from receiving legal aid.	-8
3	25/10/2005	Racial and Religious Hatred Bill	To restrict the grounds on which incitement to religious hatred could be applied.	-149
4	09/11/2005	Equality Bill [HL]	To remove a clause stipulating that harassment occurs where an individual's dignity is violated or if a hostile, degrading, humiliating or offensive atmosphere is created on the grounds of religion or belief.	-90
5	14/11/2005	Licensing Act 2003, Order 2005	To ask the government to remove the order so that it may be considered instead on 30 June 2006 allowing more time to address public concerns about its effects.	-33
6	16/11/2005	Identity Cards Bill	To require that only people or organisations "who reasonably require proof" should be entitled to ask for verification of identity.	-14
7	22/11/2005	Road Safety Bill [HL]	To insert a clause enabling local authorities to ringfence the spending of money received from speeding fines on local road safety measures.	-41
8	22/11/2005	Road Safety Bill [HL]	To insert a clause requiring the government to ensure that new heavy goods vehicles should be fitted with retroreflective tape.	-17
9	29/11/2005	Road Safety Bill [HL]	To remove a clause requiring the compulsory surrender of old form driving licenses.	-8
10	29/11/2005	Road Safety Bill [HL]	To insert a clause ensuring that where there is a proposed development to alter/introduce level crossings, that the local planning authority is required to consult with the Secretary of State, rail safety authority and operator of the network.	-29
11	10/01/2006	Road Safety Bill [HL]	To remove provision criminalising 'careless driving'.	-6
12	16/01/2006	Identity Cards Bill	To require that the bill cannot come into effect until a report has been conducted into the costs and benefits of the scheme.	-81
13	16/01/2006	Identity Cards Bill	To ensure that the same characteristics of security and reliability for the ascertainment and verification of registrable facts should apply to the recording and storage of the registrable facts.	-62
14	16/01/2006	Identity Cards Bill	To require that one of the criteria defining the "public interest" (justifying the national identity register) is to prevent illegal and fraudulent acts.	-53
15	17/01/2006	Terrorism Bill	To amend government proposals criminalising the distribution of terrorist publications so that the individual commits an offence if he/she "directly or indirectly" encourages acts of terrorism.	-100
16	17/01/2006	Terrorism Bill	To omit a clause criminalising the "glorification" of terrorism.	-126
17	23/01/2006	Identity Cards Bill	To require that an individual "may" not "must" apply to enter onto the National Register and obtain an ID card when applying/renewing a passport.	-44
18	23/01/2006	Identity Cards Bill	To omit the "Power of Secretary of State to require Registration" clause from the Bill so that in order to make the scheme compulsory, primary legislation would need to be introduced.	-58
19	30/01/2006	Identity Cards Bill	To require that the Information Commissioner is appointed by the crown "on the recommendation of the Secretary of State" as opposed to the Secretary of State alone.	-17
20	30/01/2006	Identity Cards Bill	To require that the Information Commissioner reports directly to Parliament rather than the Secretary of State.	-6
21	01/02/2006	Terrorism Bill	To require judicial oversight in issuing notices ordering internet service providers to remove offending material ("unlawfully terrorism-related") within 2 days.	-1
22	15/02/2006	NHS Redress Bill [HL]	To confine redress investigations to "investigation of the facts of cases and not to consider the issues of liability in tort".	-1
23	28/02/2006	Terrorism Bill	To remove all references to "glorification" from the Bill.	-4
24	06/03/2006	Identity Cards Bill	To insist to require that an individual "may" not "must" apply to enter onto the National Register and obtain an ID card when applying for or renewing a passport.	-61
25	07/03/2006	Compensation Bill [HL]	To insert a clause stipulating that "an apology, an offer of treatment or other redress" will not intrinsically amount to an admission of negligence or breach of statutory duty.	-13
26	08/03/2006	Civil Aviation Bill	To ensure that large aerodrome operators shall (not "may") have a duty to monitor noise and to fix charges in respect of aircraft which exceed noise limits.	-13
27	08/03/2006	Civil Aviation Bill	To ensure that night aircraft noise is controlled by a combination of a movements limit and a noise quota system (rather than only the latter).	-40
28	15/03/2006	Identity Cards Bill	To insist for the second time to require that an individual "may" not "must" apply to enter onto the National Register and obtain an ID card when applying for or renewing a passport.	-35
29	20/03/2006	Identity Cards Bill	To insist for the third time to require that an individual "may" not "must" apply to enter onto the National Register and obtain an ID card when applying for or renewing a passport but only until 2011.	-36
30	28/03/2006	Identity Cards Bill	To require that until 2010, anyone applying for a passport, can opt to have their name entered in the register and obtain an ID card unless they state that they do not wish to apply.	-28
31	19/04/2006	Government of Wales Bill	To remove subsections preventing constituency members from standing in regional lists and vice-versa.	-19
32	24/04/2006	National Lottery Bill	To remove the power of the Secretary of State to "prescribe" how the whole of the 50% of lottery distribution (going to the Big Lottery Fund) should be spent.	-2
33	09/05/2006	Company Law Reform Bill [HL]	To require all companies trading on a regulated market to give members the right to receive information such as annual/interim accounts, notice of meetings and the ability to exercise a vote on the shares they own.	-7
34	10/05/2006	Company Law Reform Bill [HL]	To require that an independent examiner, rather than an accountant, fulfil the audit requirements.	-22
35*	10/05/2006	Company Law Reform Bill [HL]	To require that an independent commissioner decides if it is in the public interest that certain information may be disclosed.	-6
36	17/05/2006	Violent Crime Reduction Bill	To require that a local authority may not make an order designating a locality as an alcohol disorder zone if an action plan is being put into effect.	-4
37	23/05/2006	Company Law Reform Bill [HL]	To require that the Freedom of Information Act applies to the Independent Supervisor, who supervises the performance of each Auditor General in his/her capacity as a statutory auditor.	-22
38	23/05/2006	Company Law Reform Bill [HL]	To omit a clause allowing the public disclosure of information on the exercise of voting rights within a company.	-6
39	07/06/2006	Electoral Administration Bill	To insert a clause requiring a signature and date of birth to be included in all voters' registration and not only in that of postal voters.	-23
40	20/06/2006	Electoral Administration Bill	To insist on previous amendment to insert a clause requiring a signature and date of birth to be included in all voters' registration, but substituting "chief electoral officer" for "electoral registration officer".	-9
41	20/06/2006	Police and Justice Bill	To insert a clause ensuring that the Secretary of State cannot merge police forces without the consent of the relevant police authorities.	-68
42	27/06/2006	Government of Wales Bill	To require that the 4 Assembly members to sit on the Assembly Commission do not belong to the same political party.	-61
43	27/06/2006	Government of Wales Bill	To require that standing orders apportioning members to committees and sub-committees, must have regard to "the balance of political parties represented in the Assembly".	-50
44	27/06/2006	Government of Wales Bill	To rename the Audit Committee the "Accounts Committee".	-28
45	28/06/2006	Civil Aviation Bill	To insist on previous amendment to ensure that large aerodrome operators shall (not "may") have a duty to monitor noise and to fix charges in respect of aircraft which exceed noise limits.	-28
46	28/06/2006	Civil Aviation Bill	To insist on previous amendment to ensure that night aircraft noise is controlled by a combination of a movements limit and a noise quota system (not just the latter).	-57
47	11/07/2006	Police and Justice Bill	To remove the US from being granted a lower threshold of evidence in order to extradite until the Treaty has been ratified.	-102
48	11/07/2006	Police and Justice Bill	To insert that the 'forum rules' (from the 1957 European Convention on Terrorism) are incorporated: judges shall not order the extradition of a person if an act was partly committed in the UK unless in the interests of justice.	-83
49	13/07/2006	Government of Wales Bill	To require that Orders in Council can only have retrospective effect where it is "not to the detriment of those who have either benefited from or acted in reliance upon the state of the law before the retrospective Order is made".	-4
50	13/07/2006	Government of Wales Bill	To remove a subsection allowing the Secretary of State to veto the Assembly's request for a referendum.	-37
51	13/07/2006	Northern Ireland (Misc. Provisions) Bill	To remove a clause that would allow the acceptance of political donations from anybody holding Irish citizenship (outside of Northern Ireland).	-37
52	13/07/2006	Northern Ireland (Misc. Provisions)	To insert a clause introducing new scrutiny measures for Orders in Council: a draft must be laid before each House of Parliament for approval and may suggest and make amendments.	-35
53	09/10/2006	Police and Justice Bill	To remove clauses giving the Secretary of State the power to direct if a police force is failing (given the absence of any objective judgment of failure).	-19
54	10/10/2006	Police and Justice Bill	To delete a clause that reforms conditional cautions to allow punishments, including fines, to be part of the conditions.	-61
55	10/10/2006	Police and Justice Bill	To insist that the Freedom of Information Act should apply to the new oversight bodies created under the bill.	-113
56	25/10/2006	NHS Redress Bill [HL]	To require that investigations under the redress scheme must be conducted "in accordance with natural justice [so] the person overseeing the investigation is independent of the body … under investigation" and to insist that it be "confined to the facts".	-16
57	01/11/2006	Police and Justice Bill	To insist to remove the US from being granted a lower threshold of evidence in order to extradite until the Treaty has been ratified.	-37
58	01/11/2006	Police and Justice Bill	To insist to insert that the 'forum rules' (from the 1957 European Convention on Terrorism) are incorporated: judges shall not order the extradition of a person if an act was partly committed in the UK unless in the interests of justice.	-33
59	01/11/2006	Road Safety Bill [HL]	To insist to insert a clause at the beginning of the bill enabling local authorities to ringfence the spending of money (received from speeding fines) on local road safety measures.	-28
60	01/11/2006	Road Safety Bill [HL]	To insist to insert a clause requiring the government to ensure that new heavy goods vehicles should be fitted with retro-reflective tape but that the government should make regulations by 31st December 2007.	-16
61	01/11/2006	Road Safety Bill [HL]	To insist to remove provision criminalising 'careless driving'.	-15
62	02/11/2006	Companies Bill [HL]	To insist that the Freedom of Information Act should apply to the new oversight bodies created under the bill.	-12