Data Protection Bill [HL]

My Lords, I thank the Minister. We on these Benches had considerable activity from the academic c...

My Lords, I echo the noble Lord’s words. We also welcome these amendments. As has been said, this...

I thank the noble Lord, Lord Clement-Jones, for his support on this. I accept that there may be t...

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Lord Ashton of Hyde

152: Clause 162, page 91, line 16, after “court” insert ...

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Lord Ashton of Hyde

161A: After Clause 162, insert the following new Clause—...

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Lord Ashton of Hyde

162: Clause 164, page 93, line 17, leave out paragraph (...

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163: Clause 165, page 93, line 37, after second “as” ins...

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164: Clause 166, page 94, line 34, leave out “literary o...

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166: Clause 169, page 95, line 36, leave out from beginn...

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171: Clause 170, page 96, line 29, leave out paragraphs ...

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Lord Ashton of Hyde

173: Clause 171, page 97, line 8, after “court” insert “...

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Lord Clement-Jones

175: Clause 173, page 98, line 26, at end insert—

“...

My Lords, as a result of the vagaries of grouping, redrafting and so on, I am in danger of being ...

My Lords, I am grateful to the noble Lord, Lord Clement-Jones, for his introduction and for pavin...

My Lords, I too want to speak to this amendment, to which I have added my name, and I acknowledge...

My Lords, I am very grateful to noble Lords for their comments. Although I have to say at the out...

Before the Minister sits down, can I get absolute reassurance from him that this is not pushing i...

It absolutely will not and cannot languish, because we are going to put in the Bill—so on a statu...

My Lords, I thank the Minister for his response and am only sorry that I, rather than the noble L...

To be clear, two years after Royal Assent.

Let us hope that that is treated as an important timetable. I was interested that the Minister ex...

I think it applies to the whole thing, but if I am wrong, I will certainly write to everyone who ...

In that case, I beg leave to withdraw the amendment.

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Lord Stevenson of Balmacara

176: Clause 175, leave out Clause 175 and insert...

My Lords, the Government introduced quite late in the proceedings in Committee a group of amendme...

My Lords, I have only two brief observations to make, one supportive and one otherwise. My suppor...

My Lords, I hear what the noble Viscount said about the amendment, but the problem is that even t...

To regain some favour with my noble friend the Minister, may I just say a little word about affir...

But I think that the noble Earl would accept that the last time a negative instrument was prayed ...

The noble Lord may be right but, of course, it is equally very rare that we turn down an affirmat...

My Lords, I am grateful to all those who have participated. I take on board what the noble Lord, ...

My Lords, the Minister said that the Information Commissioner was consulted, but what was her vie...

When I said that she was consulted, I said what I meant. This is one of the few areas in the whol...

I am sorry to keep interrupting the Minister, but is he therefore saying that the frameworks cove...

Absolutely. The framework exists like other sectoral guidance that is produced, under the overarc...

I know that we should not be intervening like this on Report, but the phrasing that the Minister ...

I think it means that, if the Information Commissioner were considering the case of a data breach...

I thank the Minister very much indeed for his very full response. I will read it carefully in Han...

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Lord Stevenson of Balmacara

181: After Clause 178, insert the following new ...

My Lords, we can be quite brief on this matter. It is an open secret that both the Government and...

My Lords, we are at the last knockings on most of the Bill. It is rather ironic that one of the m...

My Lords, I can certainly confirm that the new Secretary of State is dynamic. In this group we ar...

I am very grateful to the Minister for that response. That is probably the right way forward, and...

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Lord Ashton of Hyde

182: Clause 184, page 103, line 24, leave out from “of” ...

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Lord Ashton of Hyde

184: Clause 189, page 108, line 20, at end insert—