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My Lords, I generally welcome these regulations. I declare an interest as an owner of a rescue mutt, which we are told is a cross between a poodle and a Shih Tzu. I would welcome suggestions from noble Lords as to what we should call that breed.
It must be right...
My Lords, I generally welcome these regulations. I declare an interest as an owner of a rescue mutt, which we are told is a cross between a poodle and a Shih Tzu. I would welcome suggestions from noble Lords as to what we should call that breed.
It must be right...
My Lords, I have enormous respect for my noble and learned friend Lord Mackay, which I know all noble Lords, including the noble Lord, Lord McKenzie, share. I am grateful to him for his amendment and to all noble Lords for their contributions. I have listened carefully—and not, I have...
My Lords, I have enormous respect for my noble and learned friend Lord Mackay, which I know all noble Lords, including the noble Lord, Lord McKenzie, share. I am grateful to him for his amendment and to all noble Lords for their contributions. I have listened carefully—and not, I have...
Perhaps the noble Baroness will permit me to come to her specific questions in a while. My noble and learned friend proposes that this could be handled by allowing a CSA staff member to make what I am suggesting would be a subjective decision, and for that decision to be...
Perhaps the noble Baroness will permit me to come to her specific questions in a while. My noble and learned friend proposes that this could be handled by allowing a CSA staff member to make what I am suggesting would be a subjective decision, and for that decision to be...
62BL: Clause 134, page 105, leave out lines 1 to 3 and insert— ““(b) in particular, before accepting an application under those sections, invite the applicant to consider with the Commission whether it is possible to make such an agreement.””
62BL: Clause 134, page 105, leave out lines 1 to 3 and insert— ““(b) in particular, before accepting an application under those sections, invite the applicant to consider with the Commission whether it is possible to make such an agreement.””
My Lords, Tell Us Once is a cross-government programme developed so that people should be required to inform the Government only once of a change of circumstances, such as birth or death. Government Amendment 62BK allows the Registrar-General, superintendent registrars and registrars of births and deaths to transmit information from...
My Lords, Tell Us Once is a cross-government programme developed so that people should be required to inform the Government only once of a change of circumstances, such as birth or death. Government Amendment 62BK allows the Registrar-General, superintendent registrars and registrars of births and deaths to transmit information from...
62BK: Clause 133, page 104, line 16, after ““information”” insert ““contained in a declaration made under section 9(1) of the Births and Deaths Registration Act 1953 or””
62BK: Clause 133, page 104, line 16, after ““information”” insert ““contained in a declaration made under section 9(1) of the Births and Deaths Registration Act 1953 or””
My Lords, during the passage of the Bill there has been much discussion of the reform of the discretionary Social Fund, and how we can ensure that the money intended for vulnerable people goes to them—an aim with which, as the noble Baroness, Lady Lister, generously acknowledged, I am completely...
My Lords, during the passage of the Bill there has been much discussion of the reform of the discretionary Social Fund, and how we can ensure that the money intended for vulnerable people goes to them—an aim with which, as the noble Baroness, Lady Lister, generously acknowledged, I am completely...
I share my noble friend’s horror at being asked to ““press 1”” and so on for different things. I cannot absolutely guarantee that the very first answering of the call will not be that, but the key point is that it will be possible to have a conversation with a...
I share my noble friend’s horror at being asked to ““press 1”” and so on for different things. I cannot absolutely guarantee that the very first answering of the call will not be that, but the key point is that it will be possible to have a conversation with a...
My Lords, I am grateful to all noble Lords who have spoken. Let me turn directly to the issues raised by noble Lords. The noble Baroness, Lady Sherlock, asked, under the amendment, exactly what will happen during the gateway conversation. This also addresses the point made by the noble Lord,...
My Lords, I am grateful to all noble Lords who have spoken. Let me turn directly to the issues raised by noble Lords. The noble Baroness, Lady Sherlock, asked, under the amendment, exactly what will happen during the gateway conversation. This also addresses the point made by the noble Lord,...
My Lords, I shall speak also to government Amendments 62BM and 62CA. In doing so, I wish to put these amendments in the context of the reforms they relate to. The Government are committed to supporting lone parents. We spend over £6.5 billion on income-related benefits for some of the...
My Lords, I shall speak also to government Amendments 62BM and 62CA. In doing so, I wish to put these amendments in the context of the reforms they relate to. The Government are committed to supporting lone parents. We spend over £6.5 billion on income-related benefits for some of the...
My Lords, there has been much talk of the cavalry this evening, and mine has now arrived—at least it would have if I could read it. Decision-making in both the Department and CMEC will be repealed. This will cover all benefits. Does that help the noble Lord?
My Lords, there has been much talk of the cavalry this evening, and mine has now arrived—at least it would have if I could read it. Decision-making in both the Department and CMEC will be repealed. This will cover all benefits. Does that help the noble Lord?
My Lords, I am now informed that there will be nothing in future reports that will not be available elsewhere. At least that answers the noble Lord's first question. Perhaps an answer to the second is coming.
My Lords, I am now informed that there will be nothing in future reports that will not be available elsewhere. At least that answers the noble Lord's first question. Perhaps an answer to the second is coming.
My Lords, it is publicly available.
My Lords, it is publicly available.
My Lords, government Amendments 62D and 67A deal with the requirement on the Secretary of State and the Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission to prepare reports on the standards achieved in making decisions which may be appealed to the First-tier Tribunal. The duty was introduced in the Social Security Act...
My Lords, government Amendments 62D and 67A deal with the requirement on the Secretary of State and the Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission to prepare reports on the standards achieved in making decisions which may be appealed to the First-tier Tribunal. The duty was introduced in the Social Security Act...
I wonder whether the noble Lord would mind awfully if I wrote to him.
I wonder whether the noble Lord would mind awfully if I wrote to him.
62D: After Clause 138, insert the following new Clause— ““Standards of decision-making Section 81 of the Social Security Act 1998 (reports by Secretary of State and Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission) is repealed.””
62D: After Clause 138, insert the following new Clause— ““Standards of decision-making Section 81 of the Social Security Act 1998 (reports by Secretary of State and Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission) is repealed.””
I wonder if I could consult with the usual channels—
I wonder if I could consult with the usual channels—
My Lords, I am reliably informed that once is enough.
My Lords, I am reliably informed that once is enough.
I hope that my noble friend will forgive me for intervening. Another group is coming up which deals with Wales in great detail. I hope that she is not getting ahead of herself.
I hope that my noble friend will forgive me for intervening. Another group is coming up which deals with Wales in great detail. I hope that she is not getting ahead of herself.
24GB: Clause 24, page 13, line 17, at end insert— ““( ) Any order under this Part may provide for it (or any of its provisions) to come into force on a specified day. ( ) A ““specified day”” means a day specified in an order made by the Secretary...
24GB: Clause 24, page 13, line 17, at end insert— ““( ) Any order under this Part may provide for it (or any of its provisions) to come into force on a specified day. ( ) A ““specified day”” means a day specified in an order made by the Secretary...