In the Commons Hilary Benn, the Labour MP who chairs the Commons Brexit committee, tabled an urgent question about customs.
Ten days ago, Frank Field, the Labour chairman of the work and pensions select committee, tabled a motion demanding a pause to the "terrifying" cuts.
In October, opposition MPs from the parliamentary labour committee tabled a motion to invoke a state of emergency in Chichigalpa so that CKD patients could get medicine, access to doctors and specialist services such as dialysis.
The real rot set in when, in 1985, the House agriculture committee tabled a hearing called "The Plight of the Family Farmer", and promptly called Jane Fonda, Sissy Spacek and Sally Field to testify on the basis that they had all played farm wives in movies.
Hilary Benn, the Labour chair of the Brexit select committee, tabled his own amendment which would allow indicative votes on four options set out by the committee, May's deal, no deal, a renegotiation based on a Canada or Norway model, and a second referendum.
During the plenary in July 2016, the CULT committee tabled an oral question to the Commission on match-fixing, asking for a full commitment to ratification of the Council of Europe Convention on the Manipulation of Sports Competitions.
