New Session

[sven_me...@web.de]

Why were there no sworn in?

[sven_me...@web.de]

Normally the members are swon in every time.

[Henry W]

I thought that members only needed to be sworn in at the start of each Parliament (not each session), or on a succession to the Crown.  All Lords were duly sworn in 2024 (or 2025 / 2026 when they first sat in the session).  Those that didn't have either been removed due to non attendance or are on leave of absence, so no-one needs to be sworn in at the moment until they return from leave of absence, or we get some new peers.

I presume that all hereditary peers that return after being created a life peer will need to swear in again, in line with the practice for the life peerages for the Earl of Kinnoull and the two Lib Dem hereditaries.

[Patricia Light]

Mps swear in after a general election or a new member swears-in after a by-election in the UK or if there is a new monarch because they swear allegiance to the monarch

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[colinp]

I have noted the following peers who have not yet taken the oath and have not renewed their leave of absence for this session (and are not disqualified/suspended)

Lord Barwell - possibly he has taken the oath since coming off LOA last session and I have missed it

Baroness Fullbrook

Baroness Morgan of Ely

Baroness Vadera