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The Lords Running List is very similar to the Marshalled List: it includes all the amendments tabled to a version of a bill so far which have not already been published in a Marshalled List. An Order of Consideration is also printed on the first page, in two columns. However, numbers are not assigned to the amendments in a running list.

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Amendments are included on a Running List if they meet the following criteria:

1. Their status was “tabled” (i.e. not “submitted” or “rejected”) before the cut-off date/time 

2. They do not have an outcome already recorded, and 

3. They haven’t already been published on a previous list.

Ordering

Amendments are sorted by the (user-defined) Order of Consideration.

If no Order of Consideration is defined, the following default order is used:

1. Amendments to Clauses 1 to the end, of type "insert", "leaveOut", "substitute", "move", or "divide";

2. Amendments to Schedules 1 to the end, of type "insert", "leaveOut", "substitute", "move", or "divide";

3. Amendments to the Preamble;

4. Amendments to the Long title.

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