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Information on the safeguarding duties of English schools, governing bodies and staff, including during recruitment, and in dealing with allegations
Information on the safeguarding duties of English schools, governing bodies and staff, including during recruitment, and in dealing with allegations
To ask the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, what legislative enforcement action her Department plans to take against major technology companies following the expiry of the Government deadline for tech firms to introduce device-level nudity-blocking technology on children's smartphones and tablets.
To ask the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, what legislative enforcement action her Department plans to take against major technology companies following the expiry of the Government deadline for tech firms to introduce device-level nudity-blocking technology on children's smartphones and tablets.
On 8 September the Secretary of State made an Oral Statement confirming that the Government will introduce primary legislation, if necessary, to require major technology companies to build in stronger device-level protections for children. The Secretary of State made clear that any legislation introduced must be capable of being effectively enforced. The Government is considering the detail of those enforcement arrangements as legislative proposals are developed.
To ask the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, what legislative steps her Department plans to take against major technology companies following the expiry of the deadline for tech firms to introduce device-level nudity-blocking technology on children's smartphones and tablets.
To ask the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, what legislative steps her Department plans to take against major technology companies following the expiry of the deadline for tech firms to introduce device-level nudity-blocking technology on children's smartphones and tablets.
The Secretary of State made an Oral Statement on 8 September following the Government’s engagement with technology companies to strengthen device-level protections for children and made clear that further action is needed. The Statement confirmed that Government will introduce primary legislation, if necessary, to require major technology companies to build in stronger device-level protections for children, alongside exploring legislation to ensure apps used by children take steps to prevent access to or sharing of nudity.
To ask the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, with reference to the Answer of 18 March 2026 to Question 119943 on Journalism: Protection, what assessment her Department has been made of the potential impact of private investigators intimidating journalists on the level of press freedom.
To ask the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, with reference to the Answer of 18 March 2026 to Question 119943 on Journalism: Protection, what assessment her Department has been made of the potential impact of private investigators intimidating journalists on the level of press freedom.
The Government is committed to defending the invaluable role of a free and independent media. Harassment and intimidation of journalists is unacceptable and incompatible with a healthy and functioning democracy.
Through the National Committee for the Safety of Journalists, which brings DCMS together with the Home Office, criminal justice partners, civil society and media organisations, we work to ensure journalists can carry out their work free from threats, intimidation and violence. The Committee's National Action Plan supports efforts to improve the safety of journalists operating in the UK.
The Department also engages regularly with media organisations on current threats facing journalists and developments affecting the media landscape, including allegations of intimidation. Issues shared by the industry help to inform the work of the National Committee.
To ask the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, whether the decision to accept the Competition and Markets Authority’s recommendations for a new regulatory regime for heating oil suppliers will be extended to suppliers of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG); and what assessment she has made of the...
To ask the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, whether the decision to accept the Competition and Markets Authority’s recommendations for a new regulatory regime for heating oil suppliers will be extended to suppliers of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG); and what assessment she has made of the...
To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade, whether he plans to review the adequacy of the regulatory and insolvency framework in providing protection for consumers purchasing off-plan property from developers operating through multiple connected companies.
To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade, whether he plans to review the adequacy of the regulatory and insolvency framework in providing protection for consumers purchasing off-plan property from developers operating through multiple connected companies.
To ask His Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of the extent to which section 5 of the Public Order Act 1986 provides sufficient protection for police officers in the execution of their duty.
To ask His Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of the extent to which section 5 of the Public Order Act 1986 provides sufficient protection for police officers in the execution of their duty.
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, what steps her Department is taking to protect consumers from the mis-selling of horses that are i) unsuitable for their advertised purpose or ii) have undisclosed medical conditions.
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, what steps her Department is taking to protect consumers from the mis-selling of horses that are i) unsuitable for their advertised purpose or ii) have undisclosed medical conditions.
Clause 17 debated with amendments. Committee adjourned.
Clause 17 debated with amendments. Committee adjourned.
What steps he is taking to help protect consumers from rogue traders.
What steps he is taking to help protect consumers from rogue traders.
I know all too well the devastating impact that rogue traders can have on constituents, having had similar discussions in my own constituency and with many colleagues across the House too. That is why my Department supported the independent furniture and home improvement ombudsman’s new approved code and payment protection...
I know all too well the devastating impact that rogue traders can have on constituents, having had similar discussions in my own constituency and with many colleagues across the House too. That is why my Department supported the independent furniture and home improvement ombudsman’s new approved code and payment protection...
Order. We need to move a bit faster, so questions and answers must be shorter.
Order. We need to move a bit faster, so questions and answers must be shorter.
My constituent Joanne paid £11,000 for a new kitchen. Her house was left in a terrible state and she was unable to get the builder to return to rectify the substandard work. It also turned out that he was associated with 21 other companies mostly in the building trade, many...
My constituent Joanne paid £11,000 for a new kitchen. Her house was left in a terrible state and she was unable to get the builder to return to rectify the substandard work. It also turned out that he was associated with 21 other companies mostly in the building trade, many...
I am sorry about that incident with my hon. Friend’s constituent. The damaging impact that that can have, making people who have saved their entire lives for home improvements feel robbed and unsafe in their homes, is dreadful. That is why we are taking action, starting with the backing of...
I am sorry about that incident with my hon. Friend’s constituent. The damaging impact that that can have, making people who have saved their entire lives for home improvements feel robbed and unsafe in their homes, is dreadful. That is why we are taking action, starting with the backing of...
Rogue traders operate with impunity in the park homes sector, yet the Government have refused to supply sufficient money to National Trading Standards to enable it to carry out a national investigation and bring those rogues to book. What is the Minister going to do about it?
Rogue traders operate with impunity in the park homes sector, yet the Government have refused to supply sufficient money to National Trading Standards to enable it to carry out a national investigation and bring those rogues to book. What is the Minister going to do about it?
Regrettably, trading standards has faced a real-terms funding cut of more than 50% since 2010, under the previous Government. The system is therefore under severe strain. I back the incredible work that it does across the country and know how much support it needs. That is why we are committed...
Regrettably, trading standards has faced a real-terms funding cut of more than 50% since 2010, under the previous Government. The system is therefore under severe strain. I back the incredible work that it does across the country and know how much support it needs. That is why we are committed...
Lords motion to take note of the Agreement between the United Kingdom and the European Union regarding Cooperation on the Application of their Respective Competition Laws. Agreed to on question.
Lords motion to take note of the Agreement between the United Kingdom and the European Union regarding Cooperation on the Application of their Respective Competition Laws. Agreed to on question.
My Lords, I am grateful to have this opportunity to bring forward a debate on the co-operation between the United Kingdom and the European Union in the application of our respective competition laws, the subject of the agreement that we are noting today.
Our competition regime is based on rules established...
My Lords, I am grateful to have this opportunity to bring forward a debate on the co-operation between the United Kingdom and the European Union in the application of our respective competition laws, the subject of the agreement that we are noting today.
Our competition regime is based on rules established...
My Lords, it is a real pleasure to follow the noble Lord, Lord Lansley, who is expert, experienced and rightly much admired for his distinction. He has opened this debate showing that expertise, experience and distinction. I declare a past interest: for eight years, I was one of the part-time...
My Lords, it is a real pleasure to follow the noble Lord, Lord Lansley, who is expert, experienced and rightly much admired for his distinction. He has opened this debate showing that expertise, experience and distinction. I declare a past interest: for eight years, I was one of the part-time...
My Lords, I am genuinely grateful to both noble Lords for their technical knowledge and for introducing this debate. I freely admit that I am not an expert in this area, much as I believe strongly in effective competition law, but the report from the European Affairs Committee suggests that...
My Lords, I am genuinely grateful to both noble Lords for their technical knowledge and for introducing this debate. I freely admit that I am not an expert in this area, much as I believe strongly in effective competition law, but the report from the European Affairs Committee suggests that...
My Lords, we are all very grateful to my noble friend Lord Lansley not only for securing this debate but for delivering what I found to be one of the most impressive speeches I have heard on this subject, displaying a wide knowledge of not only the background, but the...
My Lords, we are all very grateful to my noble friend Lord Lansley not only for securing this debate but for delivering what I found to be one of the most impressive speeches I have heard on this subject, displaying a wide knowledge of not only the background, but the...
My Lords, I am very pleased to respond for the Government. I thank the noble Lord, Lord Lansley, for securing this debate and all noble Lords who have contributed today on such an important topic. I was trying to list each of their experiences, expertise and knowledge, which are highly...
My Lords, I am very pleased to respond for the Government. I thank the noble Lord, Lord Lansley, for securing this debate and all noble Lords who have contributed today on such an important topic. I was trying to list each of their experiences, expertise and knowledge, which are highly...
If I may say so, it would be a great relief to us all if the Minister could tell us when the competition reform Bill is going to be laid before Parliament. Can she give us a rough idea? Also, are the Government still committed to the commitments put forward...
If I may say so, it would be a great relief to us all if the Minister could tell us when the competition reform Bill is going to be laid before Parliament. Can she give us a rough idea? Also, are the Government still committed to the commitments put forward...
The Prime Minister has been clear that he will honour the manifesto. It is simply a matter of parliamentary time. I do have any more detailed information to provide at this moment, but I am aware that the department is pressing to ensure that there is parliamentary time available; that...
The Prime Minister has been clear that he will honour the manifesto. It is simply a matter of parliamentary time. I do have any more detailed information to provide at this moment, but I am aware that the department is pressing to ensure that there is parliamentary time available; that...
Picking up on the point made by the noble Lord, Lord Hunt, can the Minister pass on this message through her officials: there will be deep frustration if, when such a Bill appears, it does not resolve what is known as the PACCAR problem, which she and her officials will...
Picking up on the point made by the noble Lord, Lord Hunt, can the Minister pass on this message through her officials: there will be deep frustration if, when such a Bill appears, it does not resolve what is known as the PACCAR problem, which she and her officials will...
I thank the noble Lord, Lord Carlile. I am aware of the issues that he mentions. Again, those are absolutely in the minds of both officials and Ministers; we are on it, if I can say that.
I will remark once again on the privilege I have felt in listening to...
I thank the noble Lord, Lord Carlile. I am aware of the issues that he mentions. Again, those are absolutely in the minds of both officials and Ministers; we are on it, if I can say that.
I will remark once again on the privilege I have felt in listening to...
My Lords, this has been only a short debate but one that was full of content and interesting—indeed, entertaining—contributions. I am most grateful to those noble Lords who have taken part for their support in discussing these issues. When we are not contemplating legislation, we rarely have an opportunity to...
My Lords, this has been only a short debate but one that was full of content and interesting—indeed, entertaining—contributions. I am most grateful to those noble Lords who have taken part for their support in discussing these issues. When we are not contemplating legislation, we rarely have an opportunity to...
They have responded.
They have responded.
Have they?
Have they?
Yes, yesterday.
Yes, yesterday.
Oh, the noble Lord is ahead of me. That is a very good basis on which we can bring these issues back.
Frankly, the European Union is in balk. The Commission has withdrawn its proposals, and the European Parliament is challenging that in the European court, so the EU cannot make...
Oh, the noble Lord is ahead of me. That is a very good basis on which we can bring these issues back.
Frankly, the European Union is in balk. The Commission has withdrawn its proposals, and the European Parliament is challenging that in the European court, so the EU cannot make...
I am sorry to ask the noble Lord to give way for a moment, but I need to make a correction for the record. The competition reform Bill was mentioned in the King’s Speech, not in the manifesto.
I am sorry to ask the noble Lord to give way for a moment, but I need to make a correction for the record. The competition reform Bill was mentioned in the King’s Speech, not in the manifesto.
I thank the Minister very much for that and thank all noble Lords who have taken part in this short debate. I hope we will have the opportunity in future to take forward some of these important issues.
I thank the Minister very much for that and thank all noble Lords who have taken part in this short debate. I hope we will have the opportunity in future to take forward some of these important issues.
To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade, how academic-industry partnerships are being managed to protect intellectual property from foreign misappropriation.
To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade, how academic-industry partnerships are being managed to protect intellectual property from foreign misappropriation.
To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade, what protections exist for commercial space launch providers operating from UK soil against hostile interference.
To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade, what protections exist for commercial space launch providers operating from UK soil against hostile interference.
Look at them! The appalling behaviour from the Conservatives on sensitive issues such as this and the language that they have used today is an absolute and utter disgrace. No wonder communities up and down this country are concerned about their very safety, given the language that these Conservatives use.
The...
Look at them! The appalling behaviour from the Conservatives on sensitive issues such as this and the language that they have used today is an absolute and utter disgrace. No wonder communities up and down this country are concerned about their very safety, given the language that these Conservatives use.
The...
A friend of mine recently told me about her mother, who is British born but is a person of colour, who now feels unsafe on the streets of Britain. Does the hon. Member agree that despicable rhetoric like this contributes to making certain individuals feel unsafe?
A friend of mine recently told me about her mother, who is British born but is a person of colour, who now feels unsafe on the streets of Britain. Does the hon. Member agree that despicable rhetoric like this contributes to making certain individuals feel unsafe?
Absolutely. Whole communities across the United Kingdom are now concerned about their safety. They are very anxious about the type of culture that is evolving and developing in every constituency and community. They are right to be concerned, because I hear it in my constituency myself.
On the subject of the...
Absolutely. Whole communities across the United Kingdom are now concerned about their safety. They are very anxious about the type of culture that is evolving and developing in every constituency and community. They are right to be concerned, because I hear it in my constituency myself.
On the subject of the...
We all understand that the protection of women and girls is a matter that transcends party politics. Today’s debate is not about point scoring, but it is an important conversation that we need to have. The current direction of this Government’s immigration policy is harming our women and girls. In...
We all understand that the protection of women and girls is a matter that transcends party politics. Today’s debate is not about point scoring, but it is an important conversation that we need to have. The current direction of this Government’s immigration policy is harming our women and girls. In...
Although the MOD Bicester site is outside my constituency, it is approximately 11 km from my nearest settlement. I wrote to the Home Secretary on 1 September on behalf of not only female constituents, but Piddington women, who I am so pleased to see in the Gallery today. They contacted...
Although the MOD Bicester site is outside my constituency, it is approximately 11 km from my nearest settlement. I wrote to the Home Secretary on 1 September on behalf of not only female constituents, but Piddington women, who I am so pleased to see in the Gallery today. They contacted...
Will the hon. Lady give way?
Will the hon. Lady give way?
I will make progress, because we are very close to the end of the debate.
I will make progress, because we are very close to the end of the debate.
Can the hon. Lady tell us which of those countries are considering leaving the ECHR?
Can the hon. Lady tell us which of those countries are considering leaving the ECHR?
All those countries have looked at reforming the ECHR.
The European Court of Human Rights has expanded the interpretation of human rights. For as long as the Court regards the ECHR as a living instrument such that its decisions—and, in consequence, the decisions of domestic courts—are not constrained by the actual...
All those countries have looked at reforming the ECHR.
The European Court of Human Rights has expanded the interpretation of human rights. For as long as the Court regards the ECHR as a living instrument such that its decisions—and, in consequence, the decisions of domestic courts—are not constrained by the actual...
The growth in population in this country has been fuelled by mass migration. When I was a boy, the population was regularly cited as being about 57 million or 58 million people; the ONS now estimates that by 2035, the figure is likely to be 72.5 million people. Leaving aside...
The growth in population in this country has been fuelled by mass migration. When I was a boy, the population was regularly cited as being about 57 million or 58 million people; the ONS now estimates that by 2035, the figure is likely to be 72.5 million people. Leaving aside...
My right hon. Friend will have noticed that some Liberal Democrat Members seem to think that there is no such thing as a bogus or illegal asylum seeker, but recently there have been a number of attempted terrorist attacks, including one against a Manchester synagogue, which was fortunately foiled, but...
My right hon. Friend will have noticed that some Liberal Democrat Members seem to think that there is no such thing as a bogus or illegal asylum seeker, but recently there have been a number of attempted terrorist attacks, including one against a Manchester synagogue, which was fortunately foiled, but...
My right hon. Friend—a former chair of the Intelligence and Security Committee, on which I am proud to serve—will know that this is a national security issue, as well as an issue of profound concern to our constituents. The Government should see it through that prism as well as through...
My right hon. Friend—a former chair of the Intelligence and Security Committee, on which I am proud to serve—will know that this is a national security issue, as well as an issue of profound concern to our constituents. The Government should see it through that prism as well as through...
Will the right hon. Gentleman give way?
Will the right hon. Gentleman give way?
I will not, because I am coming to the end of my speech.
I will not, because I am coming to the end of my speech.
Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker.
This is an urgent matter, because the failure of successive Governments to deal with it has created a belief among the population that Governments do not care and Parliament does not understand. Until we address that, we will undermine the very character of our democracy.
Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker.
This is an urgent matter, because the failure of successive Governments to deal with it has created a belief among the population that Governments do not care and Parliament does not understand. Until we address that, we will undermine the very character of our democracy.