The noble Lord’s amendment seeks to put on in the Bill that, in cases of dispute, the GDPR shall prevail. Is the noble Baroness saying that this is implied anyway, or not necessary? If we end up with this on the statute book as it is now, and the matter of which Act applies were to become a matter of dispute in the courts, that is not where we would want to be.
Crime (Overseas Production Orders) Bill [HL]
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Lord Kennedy of Southwark
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