Consideration Of The Draft Equality Act (Sexual Orientation) Regulations 2007

EDM number 1119 in 2006-07, proposed by Ann Widdecombe on 13/03/2007.

That this House notes that the draft Equality Act (Sexual Orientation) Regulations 2007 were laid before this House on 12th March 2007; further notes that, with unusual haste, they are due to be considered by a statutory instrument committee at 8.55 a.m. on 15th March; but believes that because of the profound implications for religious conscience and the extent of interest and concern in the country they should instead be considered and determined by the whole House.

This motion has been signed by a total of 21 MPs.

MP	Date	Constituency	Party	Type
Ann Widdecombe	13/03/2007	Maidstone & The Weald	Conservative	Proposed
Michael Penning	13/03/2007	Hemel Hempstead	Conservative	Seconded
Edward Leigh	13/03/2007	Gainsborough	Conservative	Seconded
Ann Winterton	13/03/2007	Congleton	Conservative	Seconded
Daniel Kawczynski	13/03/2007	Shrewsbury & Atcham	Conservative	Seconded
David Amess	13/03/2007	Southend West	Conservative	Seconded
Lee Scott	14/03/2007	Ilford North	Conservative	Signed
Peter Bone	14/03/2007	Wellingborough	Conservative	Signed
David Wilshire	14/03/2007	Spelthorne	Conservative	Signed
Michael Ancram	14/03/2007	Devizes	Conservative	Signed
James Gray	14/03/2007	North Wiltshire	Conservative	Signed
Jeffrey M Donaldson	14/03/2007	Lagan Valley	DUP	Signed
Jim Dobbin	14/03/2007	Heywood & Middleton	Labour	Signed
William Cash	14/03/2007	Stone	Conservative	Signed
Greg Hands	15/03/2007	Hammersmith & Fulham	Conservative	Signed
Nicholas Winterton	15/03/2007	Macclesfield	Conservative	Signed
Geraldine Smith	19/03/2007	Morecambe & Lunesdale	Labour	Signed
Michael Mates	19/03/2007	East Hampshire	Conservative	Signed
Derek Conway	19/03/2007	Old Bexley & Sidcup	Conservative	Signed
Peter Bottomley	19/03/2007	Worthing West	Conservative	Signed
Stephen Crabb	19/03/2007	Preseli Pembrokeshire	Conservative	Signed

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