Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Bill

My Lords, I have three amendments in this group. Let me take the last one, Amendment 20H, first. ...

My Lords, I shall speak to Amendment 20GA, which is tabled in my name and that of the noble Baron...

My Lords, Amendment 20 was recommended by the Joint Committee on Human Rights in its fourth repor...

My Lords, I will add a brief word to what has just been said in support of Amendment 20. The word...

My Lords, if I sometimes tell my noble friend Lady Hamwee that she is being legalistic, that is a...

My Lords, I think that I can be very brief at this point. I have sat in the noble Lord’s place, a...

My Lords, I may be about to surprise the noble Baroness. Well, to some degree—modestly surprise h...

My Lords, before my noble friend responds, of course let us all think about it, but may I put one...

Perhaps I should rely less on the Housing Act and draw attention to other matters such as the abu...

Or even “nuisance or annoyance”?

My Lords, I am grateful to all noble Lords and noble and learned Lords who have taken part in thi...

Moved by

Lord Greaves

20F: Clause 1, page 2, line 4, after “respondent’s” insert “eth...

My Lords, I shall speak also to three other amendments in this group. The amendments are small bu...

My Lords, I shall speak to Amendment 20FA in my name. I appreciate that the noble Lord, Lord Grea...

My Lords, I say in response to my noble friend’s point about education and training, “Call me leg...

My Lords, I refer to the report of the Joint Committee on Human Rights. The examples raised by th...

My Lords, in standing up and responding I feel like the Jedi knight next to the Jedi master. May ...

My Lords, I am very grateful for that helpful response from the Minister and I look forward to th...