Wales Bill

Moved by

Lord Bourne of Aberystwyth

13: Clause 21, leave out Clause 21

My Lords, these new clauses and amendments in my name mainly take forward the recommendations of ...

My Lords, I refer in passing to Amendment 42, in the name of the noble Lord, Lord Wigley. I spoke...

My Lords, I am delighted to follow the noble Lord, Lord Crickhowell, whose interest and involveme...

My Lords, I very strongly agree with what the noble Lord, Lord Wigley, has just said. To leave th...

My Lords, to follow on from what the noble Lord, Lord Morgan, has just said, I have looked at the...

My Lords, I take exactly the same view and support completely everything that has been said by th...

My Lords, I defer to my noble friend Lord Crickhowell’s specialist knowledge on fisheries and wil...

My Lords, I was reflecting on how passionate and moving some of the speeches about water were in ...

My Lords, I thank noble Lords for what has certainly been an impassioned debate on an area that I...

The only thing that worries me about that is that they may have been passed to the Welsh Governme...

My Lords, as I said, I will look at the issue, but my understanding is that if the fishing is tak...

I am grateful to the Minister, who is repeating—quite understandably—the points he made in Commit...

My Lords, I am saying that. The noble Lord is not often unfair, but I think that he is being unfa...

I am sorry to intervene again—I do not want to be a nuisance—but the Bill says that the protocol ...

That is a drafting point. The noble Lord makes a fair point, but I can give the reassurance that ...

From what the Minister says, it seems pretty obvious that the protocol will not be in existence b...

I thank the noble Lord, Lord Elystan-Morgan, for that intervention. I cannot be certain, but I an...

Moved by

Lord Wigley

14: Clause 29, page 26, line 23, leave out “, other than harbour...

My Lords, I shall speak briefly to Amendment 14 and the other amendments in the group which have ...

My Lords, I shall speak to Amendments 14 to 22 in my name and that of the noble Lord, Lord Wigley...

My Lords, it really rankles that, yet again, something which is taken for granted in Scotland is ...

My Lords, I had not intended to intervene again on this issue. I have long experience of dealing ...

My Lords, following that very interesting contribution from the noble Lord, Lord Crickhowell, per...

My Lords, I thank noble Lords who have participated in the debate on these amendments. Obviously,...

In that case, if the Minister is saying that the two Governments would work together anyway in th...

My Lords, if I have understood the point correctly, this is in the context of our firm belief tha...

My Lords—

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May I just develop this point? I remind noble Lords that the rule on Report is that they should s...

I am grateful. Incidentally, that was an intervention, not another speech. If the Welsh Governmen...

My Lords, we could disagree on this issue until the cows come home but the basic point, which I t...

I thank those who have taken part in this debate, including the noble Baronesses, Lady Morgan and...

Moved by

Lord Bourne of Aberystwyth

27: Clause 35, page 30, line 46, at end insert—