British Legislation

Bill would bring data centre services into the NIS regime and require incident reporting. Regulators would gain new enforcement powers and charging schemes.

The bill would grant voting rights to 16- and 17-year-olds and allow them to sign recall petitions.

Health Bill would abolish NHS England, transfer powers to the Secretary of State and ICBs, and move safety investigations to the CQC.

Bill would allow judge-only trials in complex cases in England and Wales, raise magistrates' maximum sentences, and remove parental involvement presumption.

Public authorities would have a statutory duty of candour and publish an ethical-conduct code in inquiries. The bill would create new offences and abolish misconduct in public office.

Lawmakers would create a Crown railway body to oversee services. It would publish access and performance schemes and fall under the Office of Rail and Road.