The Order Paper in the House of Commons is published each sitting day and lists the business of the House and business for sittings in Westminster Hall. It also lists questions for oral or written answer to be asked that day, questions for written answer that day which have not previously appeared in print, and certain other items such as notices of written statements, committee notices, remaining orders and lists of future business.
The House of Lords proceeds with the business of each day according to the order in which it appears on the Order Paper. Business is added to the Order Paper in the order in which it is received at the Table subject to particular conditions set out in the Standing Orders. Generally the Order Paper includes: oral questions; private business; business of the House; public bills etc; motions on reports from the Delegated Powers and Regulatory Reform Committee; motions on reports from the Joint Committee on Human Rights; questions for short debate. The Order Paper may also list Royal Assent and Private Bills.
Further information on this subject is available from the following links.
Forthcoming business of the House of Commons
Forthcoming business of the House of Lords