My Lords, that response is helpful, particularly the comment about the Information Commissioner regulating the activities of the Government. Of course, the Minister will understand that we think that the way the Government use cameras should also be regulated, as in my noble friend’s Amendment 107. I accept that there will not be any difference in reality in the process, except for that last stage. It is important to have had the assurance that there is not a hierarchy in importance or in powers. I was concerned that there should not be, given the potential mutual interest—as I said, it is not quite an overlap—and I think we have had that. I beg leave to withdraw the amendment.
Amendment 111 withdrawn.
Amendment 112 had been retabled as Amendment 112A.
Amendment 112A not moved.
Clause 34 agreed.
Clause 35 agreed.
Amendment 113
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Protection of Freedoms Bill
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Baroness Hamwee
(Liberal Democrat)
in the House of Lords on Tuesday, 13 December 2011.
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