Proceeding contribution from Lord Richard (Labour) in the House of Lords on Tuesday, 9 November 2010. It occurred during Debate on bill on Public Bodies Bill [HL].
Public Bodies Bill [HL]
Before the noble Lord sits down, I wonder whether I could ask him a question. He has given us his view on how proud the Government are and has said that this is a considered decision, about which they have thought a great deal. If my arithmetic is right, the Government have been in office for about 150 days. Taking out weekends and the Summer Recess, they were left with about—being very generous—120 days in which they could have considered this. They are supposed to have considered 900 instances in 120 days which, if my arithmetic is right, is seven and a half per day. Does the noble Lord really think that that is a proper consideration? Can he give us some inkling of the names of the people who are so remarkable that they can do that?
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- 2010-12
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- Closures Devolution Civil servants Forestry Powers Workplace pensions Public bodies Mergers Ministers Redundancy Non-departmental public bodies Reviews Henry VIII clauses
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- Public Bodies Bill (HL) 2010-12
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