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Identity Cards Bill

I am most grateful. In response to that suggestion—and I think it was a suggestion—it is often the case with a Bill like this that an awful lot of stuff is raised in the early sets of amendments, and then it all goes away, and later amendments are dealt with very quickly. I would be sad if the Committee were to agree with that suggestion, honourably though it was advanced, because this system gives the opportunity for everyone to get things off their chests, and to try and tease crucial points out of the Minister. It will be difficult to do that if we are not allowed to come back at the Minister while she is responding to the particular set of amendments.

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Reference

675 c997 

Session

2005-06

Chamber / Committee

House of Lords chamber
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