The Budget debate wraps up this week. MPs continue debating it on Monday and Tuesday, then finish with a vote. The government bill this week is on sporting events. It would make it easier to host big tournaments such as Euro 2028, including cracking down on ticket touts. Then Parliament heads off for autumn recess. MPs return to their constituencies at the end of Wednesday, and return on Tuesday 10 November. ### MONDAY 2 NOVEMBER Submarine Recycling Strategy Bill
Requires the government to prepare and publish a strategy for recycling decommissioned submarines. Ten minute rule motion presented by Graeme Downie. Budget debate
Continued from last Thursday. ### TUESDAY 3 NOVEMBER Food Labelling (Halal and Kosher Meat) Bill
Requires halal and kosher meat, and products containing it, to be labelled. Ten minute rule motion presented by Esther McVey. Budget debate
Continued from Monday. ### WEDNESDAY 4 NOVEMBER Fashion Supply Chain (Code and Adjudicator) Bill
Sets up a code of practice for how fashion retailers deal with their suppliers, and creates a watchdog to enforce it. Ten minute rule motion presented by Liz Twist. Sporting Events Bill – report stage and 3rd reading
Applies to: England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland
Creates a legal framework for hosting major international sporting events, so a separate law isn’t needed for each one. For the events it covers, it creates a ticket touting offence, restricts advertising and trading around venues, and bans businesses from using branding that suggests an official link to the event. In England, it allows the government to order a transport plan for the host area, and lets councils bring in temporary road restrictions.
Draft bill (PDF) / Commons Library briefing ### THURSDAY 5 NOVEMBER No votes scheduled ### FRIDAY 6 NOVEMBER No votes scheduled ### PREVIOUS WEEK’S VOTES Passed

  • Developer Contributions (Infrastructure Delivery) Bill – goes to second reading
  • Building Safety (Remediation of Unsafe Cladding etc) Bill – goes to committee stage

Click here to read details of the bills in last week’s newsletter.