Data Protection Bill [HL]

My Lords, it is a privilege to follow the noble Earl, who has brought so much wisdom and passion ...

My Lords, I, too, thank the Minister for his careful introduction of the Bill, and the organisati...

My Lords, I will be brief, as the late Lord Walton always said at the start of his speeches. Howe...

My Lords, I have enjoyed the debate very much so far. I hope that the same can be said of my nobl...

My Lords, I welcome the opportunity to speak in this Second Reading debate. It is always slightly...

My Lords, as the economy becomes more digitised, the politics of data become centrally important....

My Lords, many noble Lords will know that my particular interests, clearly stated on the register...

My Lords, I very much agreed with those who said that the regulation must certainly apply to the ...

My Lords, I start by thanking the Minister for the opportunity to meet him and officials earlier ...

My Lords, the Data Protection Act was introduced in 1998. In those days, Facebook, Google and Ube...

My Lords, I think I should introduce my wife to the noble Lord, Lord Mitchell. She has some worri...

My Lords, I am going to deal with my concerns about how the Bill might affect journalism and free...

My Lords, I congratulate our Ministers and the Government on bringing this Bill to our House in t...

My Lords, as the last speaker before the winding speeches, I think it is my duty to be extremely ...

My Lords, this has been an interesting, and for me at times a rather confusing, debate on the iss...

My Lords, we welcome the Bill generally and support the main principles, but that is not to say t...

My Lords, this has been a lengthy but excellent debate. I very much welcome the broad support fro...