Protocols to the Privileges and Immunities Of the Caribbean Court of Justice and the Regional Judicial and Legal Services Commission Bill 2004
- Bill Number:17/2004
- Bill Status:Assented to : Date 2004-11-30
- Date Published:05 October, 2004
- Date of First Reading:21 October, 2004
- Date of Second Reading:04 November, 2004
- Date sent to Committee:04 November, 2004
- Document: Bill no.17 2004 - Size: 307.41 KB
This Billed was tabled during Eight Parliament
Progress of this bill
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In
Bill
Introduced 15/10/15
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1
First
Reading 04/05/16
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SC
Select
Committee 29/06/17
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2
Second
Reading 26/07/17
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CH
Committee of
whole House 28/11/17
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3
Third
Reading 30/11/17
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PA
Presidential
Assent |
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