Transport for London Act 2016
Private Bill
What is this Bill?
The Transport for London Act 2016 was a Private Bill that became an Act of Parliament.
Is this Bill currently before Parliament?No. This Bill was introduced on 29 November 2010 and became an Act of Parliament on 4 May 2016.
Whose idea is this Bill?Private Bills are usually tabled by local organisations to allow for local changes that would otherwise conflict with the general law.
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This bill has received Royal Assent and has become an Act of Parliament
Bill Progession through Parliament
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Timeline of Bill Documents and Stages
4th May 2016
Royal Assent (Commons)
28th April 2016
Ping Pong (Commons)
12th April 2016
3rd reading: House of Commons
12th April 2016
Report stage: House of Commons
11th February 2016
Bill reintroduced: House of Commons
10th February 2016
Bill reintroduced and sent to the Commons: House of Lords
13th January 2015
Transcript of House of Commons Opposed Bill Committee day 1 of 1 13 January 2015: House of Commons
9th September 2014
2nd reading: House of Commons
9th June 2014
Bill reintroduced: House of Lords
12th May 2014
Carry-over motion: House of Lords
6th May 2014
Carry-over motion: House of Commons
4th March 2014
3rd reading: House of Lords
4th March 2014
1st reading: House of Commons
28th January 2014
Unopposed Bill Committee: day 1 of 1: House of Lords
28th January 2014
Corrected Transcript of House of Lords Unopposed Bill Committee: House of Lords
9th May 2013
Bill reintroduced - see item 2: House of Lords
13th December 2011
2nd reading: House of Lords
24th January 2011
1st reading: House of Lords
29th November 2010
Petition to introduce a Private Bill presented to Parliament