Consumer Credit Bill

My Lords, I should like to make the point that a number of us have been making at every stage of the Bill. The amendment is not in my name, but I well understand the intention of the noble Lord, Lord De Mauley; it reflects the point that we have made consistently about wanting proper parliamentary scrutiny. It is a very simple point. The Government do not agree with it. I do not think this will be pushed to a vote, but I should like my view to go on the record.