division_name: Transport Bill
motion: <p>Commons reasons for insisting on disagreeing to certain Lords amendments and Government amendments in lieu, considered. 
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   I beg to move, That this House insists on its disagreement to Lords amendments Nos. 27 to 29.
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      Mr. Speaker:   
   With this it will be convenient to discuss Government amendments (a) to (c) in lieu.
  <p>Moreover, we had balloons stating, "Our air is not for sale."--[ Official Report, House of Lords , 27 November 2000; Vol. 619, c. 1216.]
  <p>is designed to give the Government time to explain more fully
  <p>a public consultation on our White Paper after we had announced the proposal for the partial sale of NATS in June 1998. A Statement was made following that consultation and there has been a Select Committee inquiry. Therefore, there has been ample time for public scrutiny of the policy and of its detail.--[ Official Report, House of Lords , 27 November 2000; Vol. 619, c. 1209.]
  <p>We will search out at every turn new ways and new ideas to tackle the new issues . . . how to put the public and private sector together in partnership to give us the infrastructure and transport system we need.
  <p>The massive growth in flights places a growing burden on ageing Air Traffic Control equipment. To help improve safety, the Labour government intends to introduce a Public Private Partnership to bring in over &#163;1 billion investment over the next 10 years.
  <p>Question put:-- 
  <p>The House divided:  Ayes 305, Noes 217.
   