Marshalled List - Project Open Gov

A list of amendments arranged in the order in which they relate to a bill or are expected to be considered.

Category: Parliamentary documents and sources Parliamentary procedure

Also used as: marshalled list, marshalled lists, marshalled list of amendments, list of amendments

Source / explainer: Search Lords Business papers

Last reviewed: 21 August 2026

A Marshalled List is a list of amendments arranged in the order in which they relate to the bill or are expected to be considered. The term is especially common in the House of Lords, where marshalled lists are used to organise amendments for committee, report and other bill stages. They help readers follow complex amendment proceedings.

Related terms

AmendmentA proposed change to the wording of a bill, motion, or other parliamentary text.Amendment PaperA parliamentary paper listing amendments tabled to a bill or motion.Committee StageThe stage where a bill is examined in detail and amendments can be considered line by line.Lords AmendmentA change to a bill made by the House of Lords.Report StageThe stage after committee scrutiny when the whole House can consider and vote on further amendments.