Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill

My Lords, my amendment proposes that those who refer an individual for assessment under the Chann...

My Lords, first, I support the basic intention behind my noble friend’s amendment, but I will in ...

My Lords, first, I thank the noble Baroness, Lady Howe, for giving me such full attention in her ...

Clause 19 provides for a local authority to have the power to refer a person who is vulnerable to...

I thank the noble Baroness, Lady Howe, for explaining her amendment. It might be helpful if I beg...

My Lords, I am most grateful to the Minister, and to all noble Lords who have taken part in this ...

Moved by

Lord Stunell

55: Clause 19, page 21, line 19, at end insert—

“( ) Afte...

Amendment 55 relates to the recording of information about those who are referred into the system...

My Lords, I will talk about the Prevent strategy in greater detail when we discuss Amendment 57. ...

My Lords, I support my noble friend. I do not know whether he used the words “confidence”, “trust...

I just want to clarify one point. I believe that the information about the difference in referral...

My Lords, Amendments 55 and 56 in the names of the noble Lords, Lord Paddick and Lord Stunell, se...

My Lords, I shall start by addressing Amendment 55. I wholeheartedly agree with the noble Lord, L...

My Lords, I thank all noble Lords who contributed to the debate, and I particularly thank the Min...

Moved by

Baroness Hamwee

57: Clause 19, page 21, line 25, at end insert—

“( ) A...

My Lords, Amendment 57 is another amendment that I am moving on behalf of the Joint Committee on ...

The noble Baroness has managed successfully to provoke me on to my feet. Could she give her view ...

I would have denied the expertise in any event. I shall not go into what I have visited but I hav...

I promise to intervene only once more. Has the noble Baroness had cited to her projects—and will ...

My Lords, I have visited several Prevent schemes and I have heard from people who are deeply mist...

My Lords, I cannot cite schemes but I do not think that undermines my argument because Prevent is...

My Lords, I have attached my name to this amendment because it is an issue that goes to the heart...

My Lords, with great respect to the noble Baroness who has just spoken, we should put the record ...

My Lords, I will comment briefly on this important subject. I was the director-general of MI5 in ...

My Lords, I support the amendment. The independent review of terrorism law in this country dates ...

I am not sure whether the noble Lord includes me among the chattering classes, but I forgive him ...

We have heard echoes of mistrust within this Chamber today from a number of noble Lords, so I do ...

My Lords, I want to make some comments relating to the Muslim community in the United Kingdom. Th...

I have been listening with great care to what the noble Lord has said—he obviously has great know...

These comments have been made to me in general. What I am trying to say to your Lordships’ House ...

My Lords, I support the amendment proposed by my noble friend Lady Hamwee, and I see it as being ...

My Lords, I shall speak very briefly to this amendment. It is an understatement to say that noble...

My Lords, I speak as a member of the Joint Committee on Human Rights. Most of what I was going to...

My Lords, Amendment 57A, tabled by me and my noble friend Lord Rosser, is similar to Amendment 57...

My Lords, perhaps I may start with a statement about our common values. A comment was made at the...

Since the Minister mentioned Assistant Commissioner Basu and what he had to say about the Prevent...

I shall read it with interest.

This has been an interesting debate. I do not think anyone other than the Minister has opposed th...

Moved by

Lord Marlesford

58: After Clause 20, insert the following new Clause—

...

My Lords, in moving Amendment 58, which is a very simple and, I hope, practical amendment, I am n...

My Lords, the noble Lord’s amendment does not refer to what he described in his speech as the “ot...

My Lords, I am grateful to my noble friend Lord Marlesford for again setting out his arguments in...

That is very kind. It is my fault. I thought that the noble Lord, Lord Paddick, was going to jump...

Once again, I thank my noble friend for the amendment. As he will recall, in 2010 the Conservativ...

The Minister referred to some terror attacks early on in his contribution. Would he accept that, ...

If the terrorists came from Saudi Arabia, how would the Americans have had their DNA?

I understand that two of the terrorists were known to the American authorities: at the time they ...

My Lords, the noble Baroness, Lady Manningham-Buller, has made a very pertinent point in this con...

The answer is that at this stage I will withdraw the amendment. It is, I believe, a totally valid...

Moved by

Lord Anderson of Ipswich

59: After Clause 20, insert the following new Claus...

My Lords, I am sure that all noble Lords will agree that it is unjust to expose a person to prose...

My Lords, it is very simple really, is it not? We spent time in Committee rightly debating the pr...

I, too, support the amendment. As the noble Lord, Lord Anderson, said, the criteria for proscript...

My Lords, briefly, I support the amendment. If, as other noble Lords have suggested, organisation...

My Lords, I too support the amendment moved by my noble friend Lord Anderson. There is no known s...

My Lords, I, too, support the amendment. I find it shocking that the Home Office should be contin...

My Lords, I, too, support the amendment—looking around, it would be almost eccentric not to. The ...

I will listen to what the Minister says in response to the amendment, but from what I have heard ...

My Lords, it is never nice to stand up and feel defeated on a matter. I shall outline the various...

I am very grateful to the noble Baroness. Her argument appears to be that there is a power to app...

My Lords, I am not entirely sure. They are different procedures. I shall write to the noble Lord ...

I am grateful to the Minister. While she is writing to the noble Lord, Lord Pannick, could she pe...

They could have done. I do not know whether or not it is a consolation, but they could have done....

Unless you are saying that it should be deproscribed because it is actually doing good work and c...

The first part of that would not conflict with Clause 1, but the second part of that statement wo...

My Lords, I am grateful for the flattering words with which the Minister began and overwhelmed by...

Moved by

Lord Rosser

59A: After Clause 20, insert the following new Clause—

“Co...

My Lords, the effect of this amendment is to insert a new clause into the Bill which would make i...

My Lords, although I agree with the amendment in principle, I have a couple of issues with it. Fi...

My Lords, I am in sympathy with the idea behind the amendment but I fear that the noble Lord, Lor...

My Lords, I thank all three noble Lords for their points on the European arrest warrant and our f...

I thank the Minister for her reply and other noble Lords for their participation in this brief de...

I said to the Committee that that aspect of security co-operation was absolutely vital, and there...

I thank the Minister for that clarification. This short debate has been useful; one thing it has ...