Policing and Crime Bill

My Lords, I will draw the attention of the House to the criminalisation of doping in sport. The s...

My Lords, I seek to intervene in this debate with particular regard to Part 2 of the Policing and...

My Lords, I should begin by declaring my interest as a vice-president of the LGA. I am delighted ...

My Lords, like other noble Lords, the very size of the Bill and its accompanying documents made m...

My Lords, I am grateful to my noble and learned friend the Minister for his explanation of the Bi...

My Lords, I want to speak to Part 7 of the Bill, relating to alcohol and the Licensing Act 2003. ...

My Lords, first I refer to my interests in policing and other matters as set out in the register....

My Lords, in their election manifesto, the Government promised to finish the job of police reform...

My Lords, another day, another 323 pages of Home Office legislation. I realise that for the noble...

It is in September.

I meant September; that was wishful thinking. I do not suppose that that sandwich arrangement wou...

My Lords, I thank the Minister for his masterly presentation of this legislation.

Part 1 of...

My Lords, I do not think this is quite my swansong, but I assure noble Lords—perhaps to their rel...

Sadly, it did not happen.

I cannot account for the voters of Humberside, my Lords, but there we are.

We are developin...

My Lords, I had to declare an interest—if I did not, I would be in serious difficulty—but I was a...

I appreciate that, and I do not seek to belittle the noble Earl’s point. Clause 114 deals with de...

Could the noble and learned Lord clarify one point? When he was talking about volunteers, he said...

No, it would not be a binary or a black-and-white issue. If it was an operational matter—that is,...