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Lords motion to approve. Agreed to on question.
Lords motion to approve. Agreed to on question.
We support the extension. It is important to highlight that this statutory instrument simply extends the guidance to Scotland. Although counterterrorism legislation is a reserved matter, the delivery of the Prevent programme is for the devolved Administrations, so this is therefore necessary with respect to Scotland. I have only one...
We support the extension. It is important to highlight that this statutory instrument simply extends the guidance to Scotland. Although counterterrorism legislation is a reserved matter, the delivery of the Prevent programme is for the devolved Administrations, so this is therefore necessary with respect to Scotland. I have only one...
Lords motion to approve. Agreed to on question.
Lords motion to approve. Agreed to on question.
My Lords, we support the SI. I will make just one suggestion to the Minister—that he make sure that the Prime Minister is fully aware of the contents, to avoid any further embarrassment in the future.
The other point that I would like to make is that I think that the...
My Lords, we support the SI. I will make just one suggestion to the Minister—that he make sure that the Prime Minister is fully aware of the contents, to avoid any further embarrassment in the future.
The other point that I would like to make is that I think that the...
Can the Minister confirm that, if this Belfast judgment stands, we will be in the chaotic and damaging situation of asylum seekers having different levels of protection in different parts of the UK? How on earth have the Government let it come to this? What assessment has been made of...
Can the Minister confirm that, if this Belfast judgment stands, we will be in the chaotic and damaging situation of asylum seekers having different levels of protection in different parts of the UK? How on earth have the Government let it come to this? What assessment has been made of...
My Lords, I congratulate my noble friend Lady Lister and the noble Baroness, Lady Hamwee, on bringing these regret Motions. Before I start, let us remind ourselves that the net migration figures stand at 672,000, a figure that, as the noble Lord, Lord Empey, mentioned, I think we could all...
My Lords, I congratulate my noble friend Lady Lister and the noble Baroness, Lady Hamwee, on bringing these regret Motions. Before I start, let us remind ourselves that the net migration figures stand at 672,000, a figure that, as the noble Lord, Lord Empey, mentioned, I think we could all...
My Lords, as I have said on behalf of His Majesty’s Opposition on a number of occasions, we will always work with the Government on matters of national security. All of us want to protect our country, our people and our democracy, and we will stand with our friends and...
My Lords, as I have said on behalf of His Majesty’s Opposition on a number of occasions, we will always work with the Government on matters of national security. All of us want to protect our country, our people and our democracy, and we will stand with our friends and...
My Lords, I thank the noble Lord for the repeat of this important Statement, which deals with the recent eGates outage affecting border control and security. I join the noble Lord and others in paying tribute to the staff who responded and the passengers who waited patiently for flights, often...
My Lords, I thank the noble Lord for the repeat of this important Statement, which deals with the recent eGates outage affecting border control and security. I join the noble Lord and others in paying tribute to the staff who responded and the passengers who waited patiently for flights, often...
My Lords, I start by thanking the noble Lord, Lord German, for setting up this important debate; I agree with most of what he said. I also welcome the Minister to his place; how glad I am to see him still here. Only he and one or two others are...
My Lords, I start by thanking the noble Lord, Lord German, for setting up this important debate; I agree with most of what he said. I also welcome the Minister to his place; how glad I am to see him still here. Only he and one or two others are...
Lords consideration of Commons amendments. Commons amendments 1 to 17 agreed to.
Lords consideration of Commons amendments. Commons amendments 1 to 17 agreed to.
My Lords, once again, I thank those in the intelligence community who defend our country. I thank all MPs and Peers from both Houses for their dedicated scrutiny of the Bill, which we fully support. As the noble Lord outlined, it is a good Bill that has been improved by...
My Lords, once again, I thank those in the intelligence community who defend our country. I thank all MPs and Peers from both Houses for their dedicated scrutiny of the Bill, which we fully support. As the noble Lord outlined, it is a good Bill that has been improved by...
Lords consideration of Commons reasons. Lords amendment 3G not insisted on and amendment 3J in lieu agreed to on division (240 to 211). Lords amendment 10F not insisted on. Bill returned to the Commons with an amendment.
Lords consideration of Commons reasons. Lords amendment 3G not insisted on and amendment 3J in lieu agreed to on division (240 to 211). Lords amendment 10F not insisted on. Bill returned to the Commons with an amendment.
My Lords, I start by saying straightaway to the noble Lord, Lord Hodgson, since he asked me what we would do, if—and I emphasise “if”—we win the next election: we will repeal the Bill. We have been quite clear about that, but that is not what we are debating this...
My Lords, I start by saying straightaway to the noble Lord, Lord Hodgson, since he asked me what we would do, if—and I emphasise “if”—we win the next election: we will repeal the Bill. We have been quite clear about that, but that is not what we are debating this...
Sorry, I missed out the noble Baroness, Lady Jones. It is like being at a wedding—you know that you are going to miss somebody out. You go through all the aunts and uncles and all the other relatives and you see the glower of Aunt Mabel from the back—not that...
Sorry, I missed out the noble Baroness, Lady Jones. It is like being at a wedding—you know that you are going to miss somebody out. You go through all the aunts and uncles and all the other relatives and you see the glower of Aunt Mabel from the back—not that...
Lords consideration of Commons reason. Lords amendment 3J not insisted on.
Lords consideration of Commons reason. Lords amendment 3J not insisted on.
My Lords, these are the final stages of the passage of the Bill. It is not a Third Reading, but I again thank the Government Front Bench, including the noble Lord, Lord Sharpe, the noble and learned Lord, Lord Stewart—who is not here; I cannot see him anywhere—the Government Chief...
My Lords, these are the final stages of the passage of the Bill. It is not a Third Reading, but I again thank the Government Front Bench, including the noble Lord, Lord Sharpe, the noble and learned Lord, Lord Stewart—who is not here; I cannot see him anywhere—the Government Chief...
Lords consideration of Commons reasons. Lords amendment 1D not insisted on. Lords amendment 3E not insisted on and amendment 3G in lieu agreed to on division (245 to 208). Lords amendment 6D not insisted on. Lords amendment 10D not insisted on and amendment 10F in lieu agreed to on division (247 to 195). Bill returned to the Commons with amendments.
Lords consideration of Commons reasons. Lords amendment 1D not insisted on. Lords amendment 3E not insisted on and amendment 3G in lieu agreed to on division (245 to 208). Lords amendment 6D not insisted on. Lords amendment 10D not insisted on and amendment 10F in lieu agreed to on division...
My Lords, it is a great privilege to follow the speeches that we have heard this evening. What a brilliant speech that was from the noble and learned Lord, Lord Hope, setting out in clear and concise terms why your Lordships should vote for his Motion B1. To put it...
My Lords, it is a great privilege to follow the speeches that we have heard this evening. What a brilliant speech that was from the noble and learned Lord, Lord Hope, setting out in clear and concise terms why your Lordships should vote for his Motion B1. To put it...
Lords consideration of Commons amendments and reasons. Lords amendment 1B not insisted on and amendment 1D in lieu agreed to on division (258 to 233). Lords amendments 3B and 3C not insisted on and amendment 3E as an amendment in lieu of amendment 3C agreed to on division (266 to 227). Lords amendment 6B not insisted on and amendment 6D in lieu agreed to on division (253 to 236). Lords amendment 7B not insisted on. Lords amendment 9 not insisted on and Commons amendment 9C in lieu agreed to. Lords amendment 10B not insisted on and amendment 10D in lieu agreed to on division (275 to 218).
Lords consideration of Commons amendments and reasons. Lords amendment 1B not insisted on and amendment 1D in lieu agreed to on division (258 to 233). Lords amendments 3B and 3C not insisted on and amendment 3E as an amendment in lieu of amendment 3C agreed to on division (266 to...
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Lord Coaker
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Lord Coaker