Moved by

Baroness Andrews

23: Clause 36, page 29, line 29, at end insert “and has effect subject to section (LRHUDA 1993: Non-development guarantee)”

Member's explanatory statement

This amendment is related to another amendment in the name of Baroness Andrews inserting a new Clause (LRHUDA 1993: Non-development Guarantee).

Moved by

Baroness Andrews

23: Clause 36, page 29, line 29, at end insert “and has effect subject to section (LRHUDA 1993: Non-development guarantee)”

Member's explanatory statement

This amendment is related to another amendment in the name of Baroness Andrews inserting a new Clause (LRHUDA 1993: Non-development Guarantee).

My Lords, in moving this amendment I shall also speak to Amendment 24. These might seem to be rather arcane amendments; Amendment 23 is a technical amendment and Amendment 24 is the substantial point and a proposed new clause. This might look like an arcane point but it is a...

My Lords, in moving this amendment I shall also speak to Amendment 24. These might seem to be rather arcane amendments; Amendment 23 is a technical amendment and Amendment 24 is the substantial point and a proposed new clause. This might look like an arcane point but it is a...

I am extremely grateful to everyone who has supported the amendment, especially the noble Baroness on my Front Bench. I am also particularly grateful to the Minister. I understood her to say that the Government are committed to bringing forward a workable scheme to deal with this problem, which is...

I am extremely grateful to everyone who has supported the amendment, especially the noble Baroness on my Front Bench. I am also particularly grateful to the Minister. I understood her to say that the Government are committed to bringing forward a workable scheme to deal with this problem, which is...

In the light of comments from across the House, what progress does the Minister think we are making towards us becoming a global science superpower, and when does he think we might actually become such a thing? [Laughter.]

In the light of comments from across the House, what progress does the Minister think we are making towards us becoming a global science superpower, and when does he think we might actually become such a thing? [Laughter.]

My Lords, I am very grateful to the noble Lord, Lord Cormack, for this debate and for the way he introduced it. This pandemic has dramatically exposed the fragile and precarious state of the culture and heritage sector. It is ironic that in recent years museums and heritage sites have...

My Lords, I am very grateful to the noble Lord, Lord Cormack, for this debate and for the way he introduced it. This pandemic has dramatically exposed the fragile and precarious state of the culture and heritage sector. It is ironic that in recent years museums and heritage sites have...

My Lords, I hope your Lordships will allow me: unfortunately, I was detained and did not hear the Minister’s Statement. I welcome what he has said about the principle that, while the society lotteries are very worthy and excellent in their way, the Government still have a care to protect...

My Lords, I hope your Lordships will allow me: unfortunately, I was detained and did not hear the Minister’s Statement. I welcome what he has said about the principle that, while the society lotteries are very worthy and excellent in their way, the Government still have a care to protect...

My Lords, it is a great pleasure to follow such an excellent, comprehensive and forensic speech. I congratulate the noble Earl on securing this timely debate. We have the PAC report and in the past few weeks we have had the Government’s response to it—and of course we have the...

My Lords, it is a great pleasure to follow such an excellent, comprehensive and forensic speech. I congratulate the noble Earl on securing this timely debate. We have the PAC report and in the past few weeks we have had the Government’s response to it—and of course we have the...

asked Her Majesty's Government:What is the minimum income or turnover that a charity or voluntary group must have in order to be eligible to bid for Empowerment Fund grants.

asked Her Majesty's Government:What is the minimum income or turnover that a charity or voluntary group must have in order to be eligible to bid for Empowerment Fund grants.

moved Amendment No. 2: 2: Clause 12, page 7, line 17, leave out from ““statement”” to ““or”” in line 18 and insert ““is a pre-commencement statement”” The noble Baroness said: My Lords, I shall speak also to Amendments Nos. 3 to 6. This is a group of minor and technical...

moved Amendment No. 2: 2: Clause 12, page 7, line 17, leave out from ““statement”” to ““or”” in line 18 and insert ““is a pre-commencement statement”” The noble Baroness said: My Lords, I shall speak also to Amendments Nos. 3 to 6. This is a group of minor and technical...

My Lords, I thank the noble Baroness, Lady Hamwee, for interpreting and speaking to my amendment, which I shall say nothing more about. I will answer quite a lot of the questions asked by my noble friend Lord Howarth by referring to the letter which my noble friend Lord Hunt...

My Lords, I thank the noble Baroness, Lady Hamwee, for interpreting and speaking to my amendment, which I shall say nothing more about. I will answer quite a lot of the questions asked by my noble friend Lord Howarth by referring to the letter which my noble friend Lord Hunt...

moved Amendments Nos. 3 to 6: 3: Clause 12, page 7, line 20, leave out from beginning to end of line 21 and insert ““pre-commencement statements”” 4: Clause 12, page 7, line 31, leave out subsection (3) 5: Clause 12, page 7, line 42, at beginning insert ““In this section—””...

moved Amendments Nos. 3 to 6: 3: Clause 12, page 7, line 20, leave out from beginning to end of line 21 and insert ““pre-commencement statements”” 4: Clause 12, page 7, line 31, leave out subsection (3) 5: Clause 12, page 7, line 42, at beginning insert ““In this section—””...

My Lords, I am glad that the noble Baroness welcomes the amendment. I will put on record some of the reasoning behind it and then address the amendment itself. I hope that I can reassure her. It may be useful if I set out why the Bill provides for the...

My Lords, I am glad that the noble Baroness welcomes the amendment. I will put on record some of the reasoning behind it and then address the amendment itself. I hope that I can reassure her. It may be useful if I set out why the Bill provides for the...

My Lords, I am sure that the noble Lord, Lord Dixon-Smith, feels perfectly justified in bringing the amendment back at Third Reading, as we have had a wider debate—a collective debate on several separate issues. I applaud his tenacity in bringing forward his concerns. He and I disagree about the...

My Lords, I am sure that the noble Lord, Lord Dixon-Smith, feels perfectly justified in bringing the amendment back at Third Reading, as we have had a wider debate—a collective debate on several separate issues. I applaud his tenacity in bringing forward his concerns. He and I disagree about the...

moved Amendment No. 13: 13: After Clause 138, insert the following new Clause— ““Common land and rights of common (1) An order granting development consent may not include provision the effect of which is to exclude or modify the application of a provision of or made under the Commons Act...

moved Amendment No. 13: 13: After Clause 138, insert the following new Clause— ““Common land and rights of common (1) An order granting development consent may not include provision the effect of which is to exclude or modify the application of a provision of or made under the Commons Act...

moved Amendment No. 11: 11: Clause 104, page 55, line 36, at end insert— ““(9) For the avoidance of doubt, the fact that any relevant national policy statement identifies a location as suitable (or potentially suitable) for a particular description of development does not prevent one or more of subsections...

moved Amendment No. 11: 11: Clause 104, page 55, line 36, at end insert— ““(9) For the avoidance of doubt, the fact that any relevant national policy statement identifies a location as suitable (or potentially suitable) for a particular description of development does not prevent one or more of subsections...

moved Amendment No. 14: 14: After Clause 181, insert the following new Clause— ““Good design In section 39 of PCPA 2004 (sustainable development) after subsection (2) insert— ““(2A) For the purposes of subsection (2) the person or body must (in particular) have regard to the desirability of achieving good design.””””...

moved Amendment No. 14: 14: After Clause 181, insert the following new Clause— ““Good design In section 39 of PCPA 2004 (sustainable development) after subsection (2) insert— ““(2A) For the purposes of subsection (2) the person or body must (in particular) have regard to the desirability of achieving good design.””””...

moved Amendment No. 9: 9: Clause 60, page 37, line 15, leave out subsection (6) On Question, amendment agreed to. Clause 104 [Decisions of Panel and Council]:

moved Amendment No. 9: 9: Clause 60, page 37, line 15, leave out subsection (6) On Question, amendment agreed to. Clause 104 [Decisions of Panel and Council]:

moved Amendment No. 10: 10: Clause 104, page 55, line 19, leave out ““the following subsections”” and insert ““subsections (4) to (8)”” The noble Baroness said: My Lords, we now turn to a small group of amendments to Clauses 104 and 105, which provide how decisions on applications are to...

moved Amendment No. 10: 10: Clause 104, page 55, line 19, leave out ““the following subsections”” and insert ““subsections (4) to (8)”” The noble Baroness said: My Lords, we now turn to a small group of amendments to Clauses 104 and 105, which provide how decisions on applications are to...

My Lords, I am well aware of the strong feeling about the role of the House as we have worked through this part of the Bill. I absolutely understand the genuine passions expressed so consistently, particularly by the noble Lord, Lord Jenkin. However, I need to remind the House that...

My Lords, I am well aware of the strong feeling about the role of the House as we have worked through this part of the Bill. I absolutely understand the genuine passions expressed so consistently, particularly by the noble Lord, Lord Jenkin. However, I need to remind the House that...

My Lords, I have had the hand of history as well as comparisons to a vision of sainthood offered to me this afternoon. I am extremely grateful for all the kind things that have been said across the House. I pay tribute to my officials for an extraordinary job of...

My Lords, I have had the hand of history as well as comparisons to a vision of sainthood offered to me this afternoon. I am extremely grateful for all the kind things that have been said across the House. I pay tribute to my officials for an extraordinary job of...