UK Borders Bill

Perhaps I may intervene before the noble Lord, Lord Avebury, replies to the debate that has been rounded off by the Minister. I am grateful for the way in which the Minister addressed my Amendment No. 28 and, in particular, Amendment No. 29. He put on the record some of the assurances about alternative ways of reporting that I wished to see in print. Of course, I shall look very carefully at Hansard to check whether the information given by the noble Lord was as I heard it. According to what I heard, I do not think that I will need to bring back Amendments Nos. 28 and 29 on Report, but I anticipate that, with regard to the other amendments—particularly as they apply to children—the Minister may find himself in more uncomfortable areas.