My Lords, I agree that very often in the sort of situation about which the noble Baroness and I are talking, any conversations which take place are not very edifying or instructive—““indiscreet”” might be the term for them. I live fairly near a pub so that is why I make that comment. I have learnt a lot of bad language over the years as I have heard it in the very late hours.
I welcome what the noble Baroness says about the possible revision to the code of practice, but I am concerned that if the legislation requires authorisation the code of practice cannot undo that requirement. However, I will read what she has said and discuss it with the institute. I beg leave to withdraw the amendment.
Amendment 124 withdrawn.
Amendments 125 to 127 not moved.
Clause 38 agreed.
Amendment 128 not moved.
Amendment 129
Moved by
Protection of Freedoms Bill
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Baroness Hamwee
(Liberal Democrat)
in the House of Lords on Thursday, 15 December 2011.
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