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Non-Domestic Rating (Multipliers and Private Schools) Act

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

Official title: Non-Domestic Rating (Multipliers and Private Schools) Act

  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
13 Nov 20241st readingCommons
25 Nov 20242nd readingCommons
25 Nov 2024Programme motionCommons
25 Nov 2024Money resolutionCommons
25 Nov 2024Ways and Means resolutionCommons
11 Dec 2024, 12 Dec 2024Committee stageCommons
15 Jan 2025Report stageCommons
15 Jan 20253rd readingCommons
16 Jan 20251st readingLords
29 Jan 20252nd readingLords
24 Feb 2025, 27 Feb 2025Committee stageLords
18 Mar 2025Report stageLords
24 Mar 20253rd readingLords
25 Mar 2025Programme motionCommons
25 Mar 2025Consideration of Lords amendmentsCommons
26 Mar 2025Consideration of Commons amendments and / or reasonsLords
31 Mar 2025Consideration of Lords messageCommons
1 Apr 2025Consideration of Commons amendments and / or reasonsLords
3 Apr 2025Royal AssentUnassigned

In the bill’s own words: A Bill to make provision for, and in connection with, the introduction of higher non-domestic rating multipliers as regards large business hereditaments, and lower non-domestic rating multipliers as regards retail, hospitality and leisure hereditaments, in England and for the removal of charitable relief from non-domestic rates for private schools in England.

Official page on Parliament’s site

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