Policing and Crime Bill

My Lords, I will be very brief in response. We will, of course, consider the Minister’s reply in ...

Moved by

Lord Paddick

219A: After Clause 143, insert the following new Clause—

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My Lords, Amendment 219A is tabled in my name and that of the noble Lord, Lord Campbell-Savours. ...

My Lords, the House is indebted to the noble Lord, Lord Paddick, who has huge experience in this ...

My Lords, I strongly support the noble Lord, Lord Paddick, and his very reasonable amendment. The...

My Lords, the Committee will be very grateful to the noble Lords, Lord Paddick and Lord Campbell-...

Surely they can come forward during the course of the trial.

The problem is that they come forward during the course of the trial only if there is one. By rea...

I am sure that the noble Lord is right. Would that not let other victims know that their allegati...

No. They would not know who the individual was. This of course is very unfair on famous footballe...

The noble Lord has listed a number of objections. He is an eminent lawyer. How would he solve the...

The way that people protect their reputations is that we all have to emphasise the importance of ...

My Lords, notwithstanding the very eloquent speech made by the noble Lord, Lord Pannick, I am in ...

My Lords, is the noble Viscount, Lord Hailsham, saying that the practice of police officers givin...

I really do not think so because it is a question of publication. What is meant by “publication”?...

My Lords, many speakers with much more experience than me might wonder why someone who has amendm...

My Lords, we know that this is an issue on which it is very difficult to find a satisfactory comp...

My Lords, I have great respect for both my noble friend Lord Paddick and the noble Lord, Lord Pan...

My Lords, I introduce what I want to say by suggesting that we need to question certainties that ...

My Lords, much gratitude is due to the noble Lords, Lord Paddick and Lord Campbell-Savours, for i...

My Lords, I support the amendment, although there should of course be amendments to the drafting....

My Lords, as we have seen from this debate, this issue raises strong feelings. I will say before ...

My Lords, I thank all noble Lords who have spoken in the debate. The variety of views on this sub...

May I ask the Minister a simple question? She used the phrase,

“demonstrably in the public ...

My Lords, I will not talk about individual cases, and noble Lords would not expect me to do so. I...

My Lords, I am very grateful to the Minister and to all noble Lords who have participated in this...

I am grateful to the noble Lord for giving way. Perhaps he could help the Committee with this: th...

I am quite surprised that that argument is being put forward. The noble Lord will know that in se...

Moved by

Lord Marks of Henley-on-Thames

219B: After Clause 143, insert the following ...

My Lords, I rise to move this amendment tabled in the names of my noble friends Lord Paddick, Lad...

My Lords, I will be very brief. I find myself in agreement with much that has been said this even...

My Lords, I thank the noble Lord, Lord Marks, for raising the important issue of the protection o...

Can the Minister be clear from the Dispatch Box as to whether she has announced the review?

My Lords, we have carefully considered the concerns that have been raised about the provision and...

To be clear—is that a review?

Yes.

My Lords, the noble Lord ought to be cross-examining himself because he has just secured a conces...

Moved by

Baroness Cox

219C: After Clause 143, insert the following new Clause—

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My Lords, I rise to move Amendment 219C in my name and those of the noble Baronesses, Lady Buscom...

My Lords, I speak in support of the noble Baroness, Lady Cox, and begin by paying tribute to her ...

My Lords, I welcome this amendment and congratulate my noble friend Lady Cox both on her persiste...

My Lords, I did not put my name to this amendment because there were enough people already, but I...

My Lords, I have listened carefully to the arguments made by the noble Baronesses, Lady Cox and L...

My Lords, I am very grateful to all noble Lords who have contributed to this debate and those who...

Moved by

Lord Kennedy of Southwark

219D: After Clause 144, insert the following new C...

My Lords, Amendment 219D, in my name and that of my noble friend Lord Rosser, would be an importa...

My Lords, no one would suggest that the issues to which the noble Lord has referred are not hugel...

My Lords, I am very grateful to the noble Lord, Lord Kennedy, for bringing this forward and drawi...

My Lords, to add to what I said before, I think that there is a very important role for the Home ...

It might please the noble Baroness to know that I have become the Minister for data and therefore...

I recommend the report.

My Lords, as the Minister said, understanding the overall scale, complexity and prevalence of the...

Moved by

Lord Kennedy of Southwark

220: After Clause 145, insert the following new Cl...

My Lords, young people aged 16 and 17 are still children although they are legally able to consen...

My Lords, I can sum up my comments really as, “as above”. The points I made on the previous amend...

My Lords, Amendment 220 would create a new offence of abduction of a vulnerable child aged 16 or ...

My Lords, I thank the Minister for that helpful and detailed response. These are serious matters,...

My Lords, 11 years ago, my life, and the lives of a number of my colleagues, friends and supporte...

I will be very brief, not only because of the lateness of the hour but because the noble Baroness...

My Lords, we on these Benches support our noble friend Lady Brinton. I do not want to detain the ...

My Lords, I thank the noble Baroness, Lady Brinton, and other noble Lords who have spoken, for ra...

I thank the Minister for her reply, and the noble Lord, Lord Rosser, and my noble friend Lady Ham...

Moved by

Baroness Brinton

228A: After Clause 145, insert the following new Clause—