Lord Speaker
This page highlights some of the current parliamentary material available on the Lord Speaker. This includes select committee reports, briefing papers on current legislation and other subjects produced by the parliamentary research services, and the latest Early Day Motions put down by MPs.
Standard Notes
| Date | Description |
|---|---|
| 10.01.2013 | Pensions of ministers and senior office holders |
| This note looks at the pension arrangements for ministers and senior office holders, such as the Prime Minister, Lord Chancellor and Speaker of the House of Commons. | |
| 19.07.2011 | Lord Speaker |
| This note sets out the background to the creation of the office of Lord Speaker in 2006. It covers developments and proposals in the role since then. It also provides the election results for 2006, and details of the election process in 2011. |
Research Papers
| Date | Description |
|---|---|
| 25.11.2003 | House of Lords developments since 2002 |
| House of Lords: developments since 2002. House of Commons Library Research Paper 03/85. |
Lords Library Notes
| Date | Description |
|---|---|
| 05.03.2010 | Ceremonial in the House of Lords. LLN 2010/007 |
| Ceremonial in the House of Lords. This Library Note focuses on the principal ceremonies that take place in the House of Lords, including the State Opening, presenting |
Lords Library Notes
| Date | Description |
|---|---|
| 11.10.2012 | House of Lords: Reform of Working Practices, 2000-2012 |
| This Library Note summarises significant proposals to change working practices and procedures in the House of Lords. | |
| 05.03.2010 | Ceremonial in the House of Lords. LLN 2010/007 |
| Ceremonial in the House of Lords. This Library Note focuses on the principal ceremonies that take place in the House of Lords, including the State Opening, presenting the Speaker of the House of Commons, Royal Assent, prorogation and dissolution, and the Introduction of peers. It also describes the role of Royal Commissions, the roles of the Earl Marshal and the Lord Great Chamberlain, other notable ceremonies (the Lord Speaker's Procession and presentation of an Address to the Sovereign) and finally looks at proposals for reform. |
