As the noble Baroness, Lady Bennett, makes clear, there is really no reason why the teaching profession should not be treated the same as legal services. If there is an answer, I look forward to the Minister supplying it. However, as I think the noble Lord, Lord German, said, it also raises the question of what else is covered, be it medical research, university teaching, religious teaching or driving instruction. It is the same question that I posed before: are these areas of education and the passing on of wisdom to be covered, or are they excluded? We might not have those answers now but we need to be very clear on what is covered in this part of the Bill.
United Kingdom Internal Market Bill
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Baroness Hayter of Kentish Town
(Labour)
in the House of Lords on Wednesday, 28 October 2020.
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Debate on bills on United Kingdom Internal Market Bill.
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