motion_title: Second Reading: Hybrid Substantive Proceedings
motion_text: I beg to move,
  That the following orders be made and have effect until 12 May:
  (1) The House shall sit at 2.30pm on Mondays and 11.30am on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and on each day the business of the House shall comprise only hybrid proceedings.
  (2) Hybrid proceedings comprise:
  (a) scrutiny proceedings; and
  (b) substantive proceedings.
  (3) Members may participate in hybrid proceedings virtually, by electronic means approved by the Speaker, or by attending in the Chamber. The Speaker may limit the number of Members present in the Chamber at any one time.
  (4) For the purposes of hybrid proceedings, Members shall give notice by electronic means designated by the Speaker.
  (5) At the conclusion of scrutiny and substantive proceedings, the Speaker shall adjourn the House without question put.
  (1) Substantive proceedings comprise:
  (a) motions in the name of a minister of the crown;
  (b) presentation of bills;
  (c) subsequent proceedings on public bills introduced by a minister of the crown;
  (d) private business;
  (e) ministerial statements made with the permission of the Speaker;
  (f) personal statements;
  (g) motions in the name of the chair or another member of the Committee of Selection;
  (h) business which would otherwise be taken
  (i) immediately after prayers (except motions for unopposed returns); or (ii) at the commencement of public business.
  (2) The question on any motion made by a minister of the crown to add one or more categories of business to the list in paragraph (1) shall be put forthwith.
  (3) Except as provided in these orders, substantive hybrid proceedings shall be governed by the practice and standing orders of the House.
  (4) If, on any day on which hybrid substantive proceedings are to be taken, a motion of which notice has been given relating to the allocation of time to, and the conduct of, business for that day, in the names of a minister of the crown, a Member representing the official opposition and a Member representing the second largest opposition party, is moved at the commencement of public business by a minister of the crown, the Speaker shall declare the question to be agreed to.
  (5) A motion under paragraph (4) may include provision (a) to make designations under paragraph (1) of temporary standing order (remote voting) and (b) to amend the arrangements for remote voting under temporary standing order (Conduct of remote divisions).
  (6) Rules relating to the giving and receiving of notices of motions and to the periods of notice required for different categories shall apply as if:
  (a) Thursdays were a sitting day on which the House rose at 5pm;
  (b) the House rose no earlier than 7.00 pm on Mondays and 6.00 pm on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
  (7) Save as provided in paragraph (6) notice periods in respect of all substantive proceedings shall be set by the Speaker.
  (1) A public bill, of whose presentation notice has been given and whose title has been read by the Clerk, shall be deemed to have been read the first time and to have been ordered to have been read a second time on such day as the Member in whose name the notice stands shall have appointed and shall be ordered to be printed.
  (1) Standing Orders Nos 7, 8, 9, 23, paragraph (5) of Standing Order No 47 and Standing Orders Nos 83J to 83X shall not have effect.
  (2) In any case where the Speaker has ordered the withdrawal of a Member, or of several Members, under Standing Order No 43 and is required to direct the Serjeant at Arms to give effect to the order, the Member or Members shall be suspended from the service of the House for the following sitting day.
  (3) No motion to sit in private may be made during hybrid proceedings.
  (4) The Speaker may make such alterations to the practices of the House regarding the conduct of debate as are appropriate to facilitate the effective conduct of hybrid proceedings.
  (5) The Speaker may amend any provision of the temporary standing orders relating to hybrid proceedings, if he determines it is necessary to do so in order to ensure that the conduct of business is consistent with the Resolution of the House (Proceedings during the pandemic) of 21 April.
  (6) Before exercising his power under paragraph (5), the Speaker shall satisfy himself that he has the agreement of the Leader of the House.