Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Bill

My Lords—

Perhaps I could speak before the noble Lord, and then he could speak last before the Minister. I ...

My comments will be much in line with those already expressed. It is worth recalling the very con...

Is the answer to the noble Lord’s question not that if an authority acts unlawfully its acts are ...

I am waiting to see what answer the Minister gives me. The noble Lord himself raised a particular...

I thank noble Lords for raising this issue because it gives me a chance to provide some detail an...

I thank the Minister for that. Until he made the comment about writing to me, I was going to ask ...

I certainly give that commitment. The noble Lord, Lord Rosser, also asked how long it would take ...

Does the Minister accept my interpretation of what the Bill says or not? It is an individual who ...

I have made it clear that this does not pre-empt the judicial review route, if that is considered...

Then I come back to the point to which I know the Minister will respond. Is this the key clause f...

Perhaps the Minister could also clarify what he just said about also having a judicial review. My...

This clause is of course specific to the Bill, and so lays down the procedure of the consideratio...

Further to a point that I made a little earlier, which the noble Lord, Lord Harris, also made, of...

My Lords, I thought that I would be getting my views on this clause clarified. I am even more mud...

I am certainly quite prepared to make my correspondence as broad as anybody would wish. I have ce...

I am most grateful, as I am sure other noble Lords are. I have two quick points. For all this tal...

Moved by

Lord Greaves

56ZA: Clause 63, page 38, line 4, at end insert—

“(1A) Su...

My Lords, Clause 63(1) states that:

“It is an offence for a person without reasonable excus...

My Lords, I understand that these are probing amendments relating to the circumstances in which s...

My Lords, the real problem with this measure is that it criminalises trespass in certain circumst...

Moved by

Lord Brooke of Sutton Mandeville

56ZBC: After Clause 64, insert the followin...

My Lords, the aim of this new clause is to apply the power to make public spaces protection order...

My Lords, I thank my noble friend for his amendment, and not least for his closing remarks. He ra...

My Lords, I am happy to do as my noble friend suggests. Should he wish to have further contact ei...

My Lords, I have two brief questions for the Minister on interpretation. One is an issue that I r...

Perhaps I may make a very brief intervention. Clause 67(2) seems to contain a drafting mistake be...

My Lords, Clause 67 provides interpretations of the terms used in this chapter, and I shall brief...

Moved by

Baroness Hamwee

56ZE: Clause 69, page 41, line 21, at end insert “and is pro...

This amendment takes us to the clauses on closure notices. My amendments are about closure notice...

My Lords, again, the reason for moving a clause stand part debate is that it is a more satisfacto...

My Lords, we know that in another place the Opposition stated their support for closure notices. ...

Did the noble Lord say, “to close temporary premises”? I am slightly confused by what he means by...

“Temporarily”, I said. I am sorry. I might have said “temporary” but I meant to say “temporarily”...

My Lords, I did not catch what sort of party was mentioned.

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I was going to say I will catch up with that when I read Hansard. I wonder whether, rather than s...