PARLIAMENTARY EARLY DAY MOTION
DELEGATED LEGISLATION (9 December 1992)

Motion Details

That this House notes with alarm that over three thousand statutory instruments have been issued so far in 1992 and that this quantity of delegated legislation is unprecedented in the history of Parliament; regrets that the Government is reluctant to grant time for debate on Prayers against such instruments, and that affirmative instruments can be debated even before the Joint or Select Committees exercise their scrutiny; further regrets that any change in this arbitrary and unhelpful procedure has been rejected by the Leader of the House; and concludes that the increased burden of statutory rules, regulations and orders comes from a Government dedicated to arbitrary, centralised and undemocratic control.

Sponsored by:
Bob Cryer (Labour)

EDMS Sponsor By Party

Party
Votes
%
 
Labour
47
90%
 
 
Independent
3
6%
 
 
Your Party
1
2%
 
 
Liberal Democrat
1
2%
 
Sponsor List (52 sponsors)
Party
Member
Constituency
Lab
Mr Harry Barnes
Lab
Roland Boyes
Lab
Lord Bradley
Lab
Mr Ronnie Campbell
Lab
Mr Michael Clapham
Lab
Mr Eric Clarke
Lab
Frank Cook
YP
Jeremy Corbyn
Islington North
Lab
Baroness Corston
Lab
Bob Cryer (Sponsor)
Lab
John Cummings
Lab
Mr Lawrence Cunliffe
Lab
Mr Terry Davis
Lab
Jim Dowd
Lab
Jimmy Dunnachie
Lab
Dame Angela Eagle
Wallasey
Lab
Ken Eastham
Lab
Derek Enright
Lab
Bill Etherington
Lab
Lord Evans of Parkside
Lab
Dr Norman Godman
Lab
Mr Roger Godsiff
Lab
Baroness Golding
Lab
Peter Hardy
LD
Sir Nick Harvey
Ind
Mr Geoffrey Hoon
Lab
Mr Kevin Hughes
Lab
Roy Hughes
Ind
Mr Eric Illsley
Lab
Glenda Jackson
Ind
Mr Ken Livingstone
Lab
Eddie Loyden
Lab
Andrew Mackinlay
Lab
Alice Mahon
Lab
Sir Alan Meale
Lab
Mr Bill Michie
Lab
Austin Mitchell
Lab
Mr Edward O'Hara
Lab
Mr Bill Olner
Lab
Terry Patchett
Lab
Mr Colin Pickthall
Lab
Mr Peter Pike
Lab
Bridget Prentice
Lab
Baroness Primarolo
Lab
Mr Barry Sheerman
Lab
Alan Simpson
Lab
Mr Dennis Skinner
Lab
Lord Stratford
Lab
Jack Thompson
Lab
Keith Vaz
Lab
Mrs Audrey Wise
Lab
Mr Jimmy Wray

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