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Boris Johnson 's suspension from Parliament means 12 high-profile government accounts lost, including a law on the protection of victims of domestic violence and the key pieces of the post-Brexit legislation.

When the Parliament is prorogued, all existing invoices that are discarded make their way through The Commons and Lords, unless the government decides to wear in the next session.

Only three pieces of legislation, i.e. laws, and the establishment of a post-Brexit regulations for immigration, fisheries, trade and agriculture, as well as The Bills for the Reform of divorce law, the introduction of tougher sentencing for cruelty to animals and for the protection of The Public toilets, which like all of them. were taken,

The Bills can be reintroduced after Parliament returns on October 14, when the government decides to do so, but all the progress and the MPs and peers begin their control must be lost, from the ground up.

Parliament closed to 14. October the preparation for the Brexit

There are five Brexit-related payments, which were sold, some of which, as an important preparation for the Brexit day, especially in a no-deal scenario.

you cover the trade, immigration, agriculture, Financial Services and fisheries.

commercial invoice

entered Parliament in the year 2017, the trade bill the United Kingdom would have given the powers for the implementation of new trade agreements and the establishment of a trade remedy authority.

It was endangered by a months-long debate and re-writes in both houses, but stalled at the last hurdle after The House of Lords had approved the changes, the government was defeated in The Commons .

Since this bill was in the vicinity of the end of its parliamentary journey, it could not have been taken, meaning the government had to consist of it or lose it.

fisheries bill

New fishing rules be established, after Brexit

Shadow fisheries minister, Luke Pollard , said the Leakage of the fisheries Bill was a "day of necessity" in the case of a no-deal and that there is no chance of passing on the necessary provisions by agreement.

He called the loss of progress "a betrayal of the coastal communities".

environment Secretary, Theresa Villiers - who was responsible for agriculture and fisheries - certificates - told A House of Commons Committee on Monday that she was "excited about the re-introduction soon."

Maddy Thimont Jack, a senior researcher at The Institute for government, said: "workarounds", it would mean that Brexit-bills would not be needed immediately in a no-deal scenario, but that this would only "plug the gaps" and the legislation would be required "fairly soon".

The National Farmers' Union called the case of the agriculture bill as "totally inadequate", and added that there is now "no guarantee that the rules allow it, to begin with, the government, the planned transition to a new farm support system in 2021".

With a General election on the horizon, the Parliament is closed again. The Brexit-bills must have passed either too quickly - limit control - face or other delay.

"Totally inappropriate" - NFU criticised the decline in agriculture and Other bills

Animal cruelty

would have lost a Further bill that increased the Maximum Penalty for cruelty to animals from six months imprisonment up to five years in England and Wales.

Both Scotland and Northern Ireland already have laws to this effect.

Battersea dogs & cats home said they were like "very", The Bill is disappointed, and pushing to place the government, as soon as there is The Commons .

divorce law

A planned reform to the divorce law in England and Wales would only be allowed to couples that have lived apart, to the immediate divorce.

Currently, unless allegations of error are made, will have to wait the couple of, two or five years officially separated.

the Former justice Minister David Gauke said it would end the "blame game" and encourage amicable separations were less disruptive for families.

Domestic violence Bill

A bill with cross-party support would have introduced a definition of domestic violence to help victims and to understand The Public , to help what types of behavior it represents, to come more to the front.

Before it was deleted, several charity organizations, wrote to the PM, urging him to keep, the Domestic violence bill as part of its agenda.

It was at the beginning of its parliamentary journey, so not much progress lost.

But Women's Aid now has a "clear, public commitment, urged" that the legislation be brought back, according to agreement.

- campaigns and public affairs manager, Lucy Hadley said: "the Survivors and domestic abuse experts have years of work in the preparation of this bill - it must be Speech introduced in the next Queen's. "

Sir James Munby , the former President of The Family Division, expressed his "dismay and frustration", saying: "This is addressing a very important bill, which everyone agrees is also a very big social Evil . "

He called for the law back to Parliament , as soon as the next session begins.

A government spokesman said it was "absolutely, the legislation to support the victims of domestic violence".

toilets

The now-defunct Non-Domestic rating of The Public toilets Bill would have removed the business rates for buildings hosting public toilets effective to run the plant cheaper to stop future closures and, ultimately, to an increase in their numbers.

census,

Before the year 2021 census, by law, to add, it has two voluntary questions on sexual orientation and gender identity in England and Wales, broken together.

The Bill has won praise from gay rights charity Stonewall.

The government decided to carry on three bills, including the preparation for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games and a act, the planning of the second Phase of the HS2 train from the West Midlands to Crewe.

A government spokesman said: "We have all the necessary primary legislation, which may rely on us, without a business on the 31. October in a deal scenario, we need to pass the redemption agreement.

"The new legislative agenda is the Speech in The Queen 's in October . "

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Source of news: bbc.com