Data Protection Bill [HL]

My Lords, I thank the noble Lords, Lord McNally and Lord Blencathra, for supporting this group of...

My Lords, in speaking to Amendments 59 and 64 I remind the House of the declaration of interests ...

My Lords, I repeat my declaration of interest as a barrister acting in privacy cases including, I...

My Lords, I have listened to the debate for several hours and I am growing increasingly worried a...

The answer to the noble Lord was given by the noble Lord, Lord Finkelstein, in the previous debat...

I am grateful to the noble Lord, who obviously knows a great deal about the matter—more than I do...

My Lords, I first congratulate the noble Baroness, Lady Hollins, on withdrawing her amendment, wh...

My Lords, as I made clear in Committee, I wish to see the recommendations of the Leveson report, ...

My Lords, I am very pleased to support the cross-party amendments in this group, spoken to so abl...

My Lords, I shall make very few remarks and confine them to Amendment 53—which I oppose, I should...

My Lords, it is late, so I will be brief, but I cannot avoid speaking against Amendment 53. I dec...

My Lords, I did not intend to speak on these amendments, although we support them from these Benc...

I am very sorry to hear about the noble Lord’s personal experience and of course I accept everyth...

I completely accept what the noble Lord says but there are many hundreds, if not thousands, of ot...

This is not simply about money; it is what it does to your reputation. That is much more importan...

I am grateful for the noble Lord’s intervention. Obviously, despite the fact that we won the cour...

Perhaps I may give the noble Lord some information which he may not have been aware of, as he may...

My Lords, I have been trying to search for words to explain what is going on at the moment. It se...

My Lords, while we have already debated amendments that are challenging to a free press, I fear t...

Before the Minister sits down, will he confirm that he will reflect on this debate, which has bee...

I cannot guarantee the continuation of this debate, although the noble Lord, Lord Stevenson, appe...

My Lords, does the fact that the Government have not responded to the consultation indicate that ...

The position with regard to the consultation and the response to the consultation is as I indicat...

My Lords, I would like just to make one or two corrections for the record. The noble and learned ...

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Lord Ashton of Hyde

57: Schedule 2, page 142, line 20, leave out “IPSO”

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61: Schedule 2, page 142, line 47, at end insert—

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65: Schedule 3, page 148, line 17, leave out from “of” t...

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67: Clause 15, page 9, line 14, leave out paragraph (d)<...

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70: Clause 16, page 9, line 38, leave out subsection (4)...

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71: Clause 17, page 10, line 31, leave out subsection (3...

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72: Clause 18, page 10, line 35, after “processing” inse...

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78: After Clause 18, insert the following new Clause—