Finance Bill Debates

Alan Dolton

Alan Dolton Editor of Tolley's Tax Cases and Tolley's VAT Cases concludes his coverage of the Finance Bill debates

The House of Lords discussed the Finance Bill and the Report of its Select Committee on Economic Affairs on Thursday 3 July. Lord McIntosh of Haringey introduced the Bill on behalf of the Government and was followed by Lord Peston who had chaired the Select Committee and concentrated on its Report. He stated that:

'Everything we have done is within the Erskine May conditions that limit what noble Lords can do. Indeed we were advised even more strongly that the specific remit we were given was narrower that we were entitled to have according to Erskine May. I cannot emphasise strongly enough that as...

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Alan Dolton Editor of Tolley's Tax Cases and Tolley's VAT Cases concludes his coverage of the Finance Bill debates

'Everything we have done is within the Erskine May conditions that limit what noble Lords can do. Indeed we were advised even more strongly that the specific remit we were given was narrower that we were entitled to have according to Erskine May. I cannot emphasise strongly enough that as...

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