Medicines and Medical Devices Bill

My Lords, Brexit poses many threats to the economy and well-being of UK citizens. Perhaps the gre...

My time limit curtails me from commenting on the Minister’s or other speeches, so I shall get on....

My Lords, I welcome the Bill. As my noble friend rightly said in a very positive opening speech, ...

My Lords, I declare my interests as set out in the register, in particular as an adviser to Intui...

My Lords, my noble friend Lord Hunt of Kings Heath mentioned the China Tribunal’s final report an...

My Lords, I want to address two areas. The first is the future of life sciences research and the ...

My Lords, I declare an interest as vice-chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Hormone Pre...

My Lords, I stand before you as a person who was shaken by the experience of personally listening...

My Lords, it is a privilege to follow the noble Baroness and to pledge our support—I feel sure of...

My Lords, I very much agree with the noble Baroness, Lady Andrews. The Bill covers a multitude of...

My Lords, I declare an interest as co-chair of the All-Party Group on Speech and Language Difficu...

My Lords, I will focus my contribution on the safety of medical devices, post-marketing surveilla...

My Lords, I, like most other noble Lords, have been inundated with briefings from a range of inte...

My Lords, as we have heard loud and clear today, this Bill is fraught with many critical flaws th...

My Lords, I will raise two issues, the first being organ harvesting. I propose to support the ame...

My Lords, many noble Lords, including the noble Baronesses, Lady Andrews and Lady Walmsley, have ...

My Lords, I too extend my congratulations to the Minister on introducing the Bill. I suspect it w...

My Lords, I shall raise just one issue—that of prescribing rights, already highlighted by the nob...

A lady local to me wrote to me about the excellent Cumberlege report. She said: “Mesh has ruined ...

My Lords, I would like to thank the noble Baroness, Lady Cumberlege, for her excellent work on th...

My Lords, this Bill, the scope of your Lordships’ debate and the report from the noble Baroness, ...

My Lords, this potentially useful Bill raises many questions. I declare my interests as patron of...

My Lords, I declare my interests as chair of the Association of Medical Research Charities, whose...

My Lords, I begin by referring to the entries in the register regarding my legal career.

Wh...

My Lords, I support this Bill as it will enable us to put together and implement the various regu...

My Lords, I came in earlier today to listen to the Minister respond to the Question asked by my n...

My Lords, the Bill is necessitated by Brexit but, as many noble Lords have said, it does not prov...

My Lords, I thank the Minister for introducing this Bill. In so doing, I remind noble Lords of my...

I congratulate the Minister on introducing this important Bill and the review team, led by my nob...

The noble Lord, Lord Gadhia, has withdrawn from the debate, so I now call the noble Baroness, Lad...

My Lords, I will raise an issue that was not raised in the other place; I cannot hope to do it ju...

My Lords, I congratulate my noble friend Lady Cumberlege and her committee on producing such a th...

I am afraid that we can no longer hear my noble friend. If he would make his concluding point, th...

Perhaps those who spend so much time attacking the Government about this and that might like to t...

My Lords, I express at the outset my gratitude to many organisations, including the BHF, PSA, Bir...

My Lords, I have a personal interest in this most important Bill, as medicines have saved my life...

My Lords, I suspect that much of my contribution will echo that of other noble Lords as this vita...

My Lords, the purpose of the Bill before us today is set out very clearly in the Long Title and f...

My Lords, this Bill is being debated against the background of the UK exiting the EU by the end o...

My Lords, I declare my registered medical and university interests, and that my son is developing...

My Lords, I wholeheartedly agree with the noble Baroness, Lady Finlay of Llandaff, that Britain c...

My Lords, I feel that I have drawn the short straw, speaking at this point.

Like other nobl...

My Lords, like many noble Lords who have spoken today, I agree that the provision of high-quality...

My Lords, I refer to my interests in the register and congratulate the noble Baroness, Lady Cumbe...

My Lords, I refer to my interests as declared in the register.

I pay tribute to all those w...

My Lords, I declare an interest as chief executive of the research and care charity Breast Cancer...

The noble Lord, Lord Darzi, has withdrawn, so I now call the noble Lord, Lord Freyberg.

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My Lords, I have spoken at length about the value of harnessing healthcare data in the UK, and th...

My Lords, first, I thank the Minister for the excellent way in which he introduced this Bill. Sec...

My Lords, I am not a medicines or medical devices expert, but I have enjoyed this debate and have...

My Lords, I am sorry that my noble friend Lady Brinton is unwell and not able to lead today. I ho...

My Lords, I thank the Minister for introducing the Bill, all noble Lords for their contributions ...

My Lords, what a debate. This is without doubt the House of Lords at its best, with thoughtful an...