Business of the House

Baroness Keeley Excerpts

Thursday 8th July 2010 Commons Chamber

[Sir George Young]

I am not getting ahead of myself at all. If the hon. Gentleman had listened to the statement made by the Deputy Prime Minister on Monday, he would have heard clearly outlined the legislation that would be introduced on constitutional issues. There will be a Bill on the alternative vote system and boundaries, and there will be a Bill on fixed-term Parliaments. That is likely to take some time for us to discuss and there will be opportunities for the hon. Gentleman and my hon. Friend the Member for Windsor to raise the issues that concern them on the Floor of the House.

[Barbara Keeley (Worsley and Eccles South) (Lab)]

On a point of order, Mr Speaker.

[Mr Speaker]

The hon. Lady can raise a point of order, but only after the statement. Perhaps she could hold her horses for a little while.