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Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Bill [HL]

I am only taking it away because I did not clear its acceptance. I had not heard what the noble Lord, Lord Kingsland, had to say until now. I am not taking it away with a view to doing anything strange with it; it is simply that the rules of the game are that before I accept something on the hoof, which is what I appear to be about to do, I need to check that I have not added anything in by accident. I do not think that the noble Lord, Lord Kingsland, will mind if I do this and I hope that my noble friend does not mind. I am not seeking to wriggle in any way, shape or form; I merely need to be absolutely certain. The argument against putting-in the words in the amendment is that it is in inherent in all the things that tribunals do, which I think noble Lords accept. There is no suggestion that we need this provision because it is not there. I think that what the noble Lord, Lord Kingsland, is saying is that sometimes declaratory words can be important.