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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, provided they don’t have outcomes recorded against them.
An Order of Consideration is also printed on the first page, in two columns. However, numbers are not automatically assigned to the amendments in a running listRunning List.
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Amendments are included on a Running List if they meet the following criteria:
Their status was “tabled” (i.e. not “submitted” or “rejected”) before the cut-off date, and
They do not have an outcome already recorded against them.
Ordering
Amendments are sorted by the (user-defined) Order of Consideration.
If no Order of Consideration is defined, the following default order is used:
Amendments to Clauses 1 to the end, of type "insert", "leaveOut", "substitute", "move", or "divide";
Amendments to Schedules 1 to the end, of type "insert", "leaveOut", "substitute", "move", or "divide";
Amendments to the Preamble;
Amendments to the Long title.
Format and Numbering
The amendments are not numbered.
Black stars appear next to amendments which are new or which have been updated.
There are interstitial headings for each Clause or Schedule that the amendments relate to.
Proposers and Supporters names appear before each amendment, in capital letters, centre-aligned.