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Holocaust Memorial Act 2026

The bill has been signed off by the King and is now law.

Official title: Holocaust Memorial Act 2026

  1. 1Introduced1st reading
  2. 2Main debate2nd reading
  3. 3Detailed checksCommittee
  4. 4ChangesReport stage
  5. 5Final vote3rd reading
  6. 6Other houseLords or Commons
  7. 7Becomes lawRoyal Assent

Nothing more. This bill is now law.

Put forward by Angela Rayner, Lord Khan of Burnley.

Votes so far

No Commons votes on this bill in the last 12 months.

Full timeline
DateStageHouse
23 Feb 20231st readingCommons
17 Apr 2023, 18 May 2023Examination for compliance with Standing OrdersUnassigned
28 Jun 20232nd readingCommons
28 Jun 2023Money resolutionCommons
28 Jun 2023Committal (to a Select Committee)Commons
28 Jun 2023InstructionCommons
28 Jun 2023Carry-over motionCommons
23 Oct 2023Carry-over motionLords
8 Nov 20231st readingCommons
8 Nov 20232nd readingCommons
10 Jan 2024Select Committee stageCommons
22 May 2024Programme motionCommons
22 May 2024Committee of the whole HouseCommons
22 May 20243rd readingCommons
22 May 2024Carry-over motionCommons
18 Jul 20241st readingCommons
23 May 20241st readingLords
18 Jul 2024Bill reintroducedLords
25 Jul 2024Lords ExaminersUnassigned
4 Sep 20242nd readingLords

In the bill’s own words: A Bill to make provision for expenditure by the Secretary of State and the removal of restrictions in respect of certain land for or in connection with the construction of a Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre.

Official page on Parliament’s site

Source: Parliament Bills API · Commons votes from the Commons Votes API.