Moved by

Baroness Smith of Malvern

Moved by

Baroness Smith of Malvern

My Lords, in moving Motion A, I shall also speak to Motions A1, A2, D and D1. In this group, we will debate amendments on restricting social media for under-16s, digital literacy in the school curriculum and mobile phones.

I turn first to Motion A1, tabled by the noble Lord, Lord...

My Lords, in moving Motion A, I shall also speak to Motions A1, A2, D and D1. In this group, we will debate amendments on restricting social media for under-16s, digital literacy in the school curriculum and mobile phones.

I turn first to Motion A1, tabled by the noble Lord, Lord...

My Lords, on Motions A, A1 and A2, the Government, as I think I made clear in opening this debate, recognise the concerns raised in this House and the strength of feeling among parents about protecting children online. As I and other Ministers have said, we share that commitment. This...

My Lords, on Motions A, A1 and A2, the Government, as I think I made clear in opening this debate, recognise the concerns raised in this House and the strength of feeling among parents about protecting children online. As I and other Ministers have said, we share that commitment. This...

Yes, I will undertake to do that. I think it is interesting that that type of question is exactly the reason why the use of what will become statutory guidance is a more appropriate way of dealing with the nuances of this issue than the type

of legislative ban on...

Yes, I will undertake to do that. I think it is interesting that that type of question is exactly the reason why the use of what will become statutory guidance is a more appropriate way of dealing with the nuances of this issue than the type

of legislative ban on...

Moved by

Baroness Smith of Malvern

Moved by

Baroness Smith of Malvern

My Lords, in moving Motion B, I shall speak also to Motions B1, C and C1. In this group, we will debate amendments relating to school uniforms and admissions.

Motion B relates to Amendment 41B. Motion B1, tabled by the noble Lord, Lord Mohammed of Tinsley, seeks to review the effectiveness...

My Lords, in moving Motion B, I shall speak also to Motions B1, C and C1. In this group, we will debate amendments relating to school uniforms and admissions.

Motion B relates to Amendment 41B. Motion B1, tabled by the noble Lord, Lord Mohammed of Tinsley, seeks to review the effectiveness...

My Lords, several noble Lords have spoken in this small debate. I particularly welcome the noble Lord, Lord Gove, to the consideration of the Bill. I am not sure that he contributed in the very many sessions we have had up until this point, but better late than never. As...

My Lords, several noble Lords have spoken in this small debate. I particularly welcome the noble Lord, Lord Gove, to the consideration of the Bill. I am not sure that he contributed in the very many sessions we have had up until this point, but better late than never. As...

Moved by

Baroness Smith of Malvern

Moved by

Baroness Smith of Malvern

My Lords, I have already spoken to Motion C. I beg to move.

Motion C1 (as an amendment to Motion C)

My Lords, I have already spoken to Motion C. I beg to move.

Motion C1 (as an amendment to Motion C)

Moved by

Baroness Smith of Malvern

Moved by

Baroness Smith of Malvern

My Lords, I have already spoken to Motion D, and I beg to move.

Motion D1 (as an amendment to Motion D)

My Lords, I have already spoken to Motion D, and I beg to move.

Motion D1 (as an amendment to Motion D)

Lords consideration of Commons reason and amendments. Lords amendment 38 not insisted on, Commons amendments 38J to 38P agreed to and Lords amendments 38V, 38W and 38X as amendments to Commons amendment 38J agreed to on division (284 to 158). Lords amendment 41B not insisted on. Lords amendment 102 insisted on and Commons amendments 102C to 102G disagreed to on division (259 to 180). Lords amendment 106 insisted on and Commons amendments 106C to 106E disagreed to on division (276 to 169). Bill returned to the Commons with reasons and amendments.

Lords consideration of Commons reason and amendments. Lords amendment 38 not insisted on, Commons amendments 38J to 38P agreed to and Lords amendments 38V, 38W and 38X as amendments to Commons amendment 38J agreed to on division (284 to 158). Lords amendment 41B not insisted on. Lords amendment 102 insisted...

Moved by

Baroness Blake of Leeds

Moved by

Baroness Blake of Leeds

Moved by

Baroness Blake of Leeds

Moved by

Baroness Blake of Leeds

Moved by

Baroness Blake of Leeds

Moved by

Baroness Blake of Leeds

Moved by

Baroness Blake of Leeds

That this House do not insist on its Amendment 102, to which the Commons have disagreed for their Reason 102A.

102A: Because the Amendment imposes inappropriate restrictions on the scope of the adjudicator’s powers to determine school admission numbers under clause 56 and the clause already provides...

Moved by

Baroness Blake of Leeds

That this House do not insist on its Amendment 102, to which the Commons have disagreed for their Reason 102A.

102A: Because the Amendment imposes inappropriate restrictions on the scope of the adjudicator’s powers to determine school admission numbers under clause 56 and the clause already provides...

Statement on legislative consent. Lords third reading. Amendments 1 to 7 agreed to. Bill passed and returned to the Commons with amendments.

Statement on legislative consent. Lords third reading. Amendments 1 to 7 agreed to. Bill passed and returned to the Commons with amendments.

Moved by

Baroness Smith of Malvern

Moved by

Baroness Smith of Malvern

My Lords, before dealing formally with the amendments at Third Reading of the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill, I will make a brief statement regarding legislative consent on this Bill.

During its development and parliamentary passage, the Secretary of State for Education has regularly corresponded and engaged with her devolved government...

My Lords, before dealing formally with the amendments at Third Reading of the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill, I will make a brief statement regarding legislative consent on this Bill.

During its development and parliamentary passage, the Secretary of State for Education has regularly corresponded and engaged with her devolved government...

My Lords, I recognise that Amendment 1, moved by the noble Lord, Lord Storey, on behalf of the noble Lord, Lord Mohammed, is a tidying-up amendment, consequential to his previous amendment on school uniform. While I am sure that the debate on the wider issue of school uniform will continue...

My Lords, I recognise that Amendment 1, moved by the noble Lord, Lord Storey, on behalf of the noble Lord, Lord Mohammed, is a tidying-up amendment, consequential to his previous amendment on school uniform. While I am sure that the debate on the wider issue of school uniform will continue...