Social Action, Responsibility and Heroism Bill

My Lords, I thank the Minister for the way that he has introduced the Bill today, but on this occ...

My Lords, the prisons are in crisis—understaffed, overcrowded, with a rising incidence of self-ha...

My Lords, I agree word for word with what the noble and learned Lord, Lord Lloyd of Berwick, said...

May I remind the noble Lord that there is a list of speakers in this debate?

I thought that we were debating the amendment.

There is a list of speakers and next on the list is the noble Baroness, Lady Browning, who is exp...

My Lords, I am most grateful, particularly to the noble Lord, Lord Pannick, for coming to my resc...

My Lords, the words “common sense” strike a chord. It is good that we are addressing this issue t...

My Lords, there is much to be said against this Bill and much already has been said against it. E...

My Lords, I believe that this is a worthwhile Bill. Having read the Hansard report of its Second ...

My Lords, unlike some of your Lordships, I am not disappointed by this Bill. When I see that the ...

My Lords, I am grateful to my noble friend the Minister for his explanation of this Bill, which I...

My Lords, I start by declaring my interests as a trustee of St John Cymru Wales and as vice-chair...

My Lords, I was brought up on a fundamental principle about legislation, which I sometimes feel y...

My Lords, this has been an interesting and entertaining debate on a five-clause Bill that I am no...

My Lords, this has been a very interesting, entertaining and helpful debate, in which a number of...

When I said that the noble Lord had paid scant regard to Section 1, I thought that I would be und...

Indeed, but the noble and learned Lord is saying in his amendment that this Bill should not get a...

The noble Lord read out the words of the noble Baroness, Lady Ashton, in the previous Labour Gove...

I am entirely aware of the question that the noble Lord asked and I am attempting to answer it.