"The Removal of Titles Bill is on stand still."

[Nick MacGregor Sadolin]

Do anyone here have any idea about, why the Removal of Titles Bill is not “rolling” anywhere?

The bill was introduced during the House of Commons’ Session 2022-23 (1), and its 1st reading was on 20 June 2022.

Nothing has happened to the bill ever since, but I am sure, that the majority of British people today think it could be a very useful tool for the Sovereign.

Source:

https://bills.parliament.uk/bills/3289 

Nick MacGregor Sadolin


Sadolins.Net:
 
https://gw.geneanet.org/sadolinsnet_w

[Patricia Light]

Lots of Bills fall because they run out of time, e.g end of that session of parliament or a general election is called, just a guess on my part

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[S R Eglesfield]

The Bill lapsed at the end of the 2022-23 session of Parliament. While Public Bills can be carried over if a government motion is passed, this was a private member’s Bill, without Government support, and no carry-over was arranged. The Bill is therefore dead.