Treaties subject to the Constitutional Reform and Governance Act 2010 Summation

11 November 2010 -

A treaty may be ratified if the Commons does not resolve against ratification within 21 sitting days. A Minister may extend this period. If the Commons resolves against ratification, a Minister may make a statement in disagreement, following which the Commons may consider for a further 21 sitting days. Even if the Lords resolves against ratification, a Minister may make a statement that the treaty be ratified. A Minister may determine a treaty be ratified without it being laid before Parliament.

There are 47 steps.

1. CT AA Summation
2. CT AB Summation
3. CT AC Summation
4. CT AD Summation
5. CT AE Summation
6. CT AF Summation
7. CT AH Summation
8. CT AK Summation
9. CT AL Summation
10. CT AM Summation
11. CT AN Summation
12. CT AO Summation
13. CT AP Summation
14. CT AQ Summation
15. CT AV Summation
16. CT AZ Summation
17. CT BA Summation
18. CT BB Summation
19. CT BC Summation
20. CT BD Summation
21. CT BE Summation
22. CT BF Summation
23. CTCM AA Summation
24. CTCM AB Summation
25. CTCM AC Summation
26. CTCM AD Summation
27. CTCM AE Summation
28. CTLM AA Summation
29. CTLM AB Summation
30. CTLM AC Summation
31. CTLM AD Summation
32. CTLM AE Summation
33. CTLM AF Summation
34. CTLM AG Summation
35. TREATY BAT AA Summation
36. TREATY IAC+EAC AA Summation
37. TREATY IAC+EAC AB Summation
38. TREATY IAC+EAC AC Summation
39. TREATY IAC+EAC AD Summation
40. TREATY IAC+EAC AE Summation
41. TREATY ITC AA Summation
42. TREATY JCHR AA Summation
43. TREATY LORDS AC Summation
44. TREATY LORDS AD Summation
45. TREATY LORDS AE Summation
46. Treaty Lords AA Summation
47. Treaty Lords AB Summation