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Different documents record the agenda for the Assembly and Council, report the day’s proceedings, and reflect the progress of bills.
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Notice paper. This daily document sets out the agenda for the Assembly, and lists business in progress and due for debate. The order business is listed in is a useful guide, but can be changed on the day: |
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business is listed under the headings ‘Government Business’ and ‘General Business’, with ‘Notices of Motion’ and ‘Orders of the Day’ shown separately under each. |
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government bills which have been introduced and are due for further consideration are under ‘Government Business’ ‘Orders of the Day’. |
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bills due to be considered at later dates are under ‘Business listed for future days’. |
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Link to Notice Paper
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Minutes. You can also find the Votes and Proceedings, which record the minutes of the Assembly and they give a full picture of decisions made on a particular day. Link to Votes and Proceedings And see Fact Sheet 35: Votes and Proceedings
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| 3 | Assembly Abridged.
An easy to read summary of each sitting day. Link to Assembly Abridged
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Bills status list.
This records all bills before Parliament at the end of each sitting day,
giving an overview of the progress on bills.
Link to Bills Status List
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Status report.
To track the progress of a particular bill, use the individual bill’s online
status report.
Link to Bills (select relevant bill)
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Archives.
Parliamentary documents from 1996 are available. Link to Archive index |
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