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HOUSE OF LORDS - United Kingdom Parliament

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must submit a notification and explanation to the Lord Speaker. 1 Their<br />

arrival is recorded in the minutes of the next sitting day’s proceedings.<br />

Days when papers may be laid<br />

3.66 Papers may be laid on the days and times set out in the table.<br />

Days when papers<br />

may be laid<br />

House sitting for<br />

public business<br />

Non-sitting day<br />

(Monday to Friday)<br />

Time at which papers may be deposited in<br />

Printed Paper Office<br />

Earliest<br />

9.30 a.m. (or start of<br />

business if earlier)<br />

Latest<br />

11 a.m. 3 p.m. 2<br />

Prorogation 11 a.m. 3 p.m.<br />

Dissolution<br />

5 p.m. (or rising of<br />

the House if later)<br />

Papers may not be laid<br />

3.67 Departments wishing to lay Command papers or statutory<br />

instruments outside these hours must make special arrangements for<br />

their receipt with the Printed Paper Office.<br />

Entitlement<br />

3.68 Members of the House are entitled to obtain free of charge from<br />

the Printed Paper Office such current parliamentary papers and other<br />

publications as they clearly require to discharge their current<br />

parliamentary duties. 3 These include:<br />

Command papers;<br />

Act papers;<br />

statutory instruments;<br />

Acts and Measures;<br />

1 Statutory Instruments Act 1946, s. 4, as amended by Sch. 6 to the Constitutional Reform Act<br />

2005; SO 71.<br />

2 Procedure 2nd Rpt 2006–07.<br />

3 Offices 4th Rpt 1966–67.<br />

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