Arbitration Bill [HL]

Lords bill Government Bill 2024-25

Lords Special Public Bill Committee ยท Lords
Sponsor
Lord Bellamy (Conservative)
Introduced
21 November 2023
Last activity
27 March 2024
About this bill

To amend the Arbitration Act 1996.

Parliamentary stages

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Lords
โœ“ First reading 21 Nov 2023
โœ“ Second Reading Committee 19 Dec 2023โ†—
โœ“ Second reading 17 Jan 2024โ†—
โ— Lords Special Public Bill Committee 27 Mar 2024โ†—
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What this bill is about

From the Explanatory Notes (November 2023):

1 The Bill is concerned with arbitration, which is typically when disputes are resolved by an arbitrator who is privately appointed rather than by a judge sitting in court. Arbitration in England, Wales and Northern Ireland is regulated by the Arbitration Act 1996. The Bill gives effect to the recommendations of the Law Commission of England and Wales to amend the Arbitration Act 1996. 1 1 https://lawcom.gov.uk/project/review-of-the-arbitration-act-1996/
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