The noble Lord, Lord Callanan, referred to the idea of new professions being invented. If this happened, there would be a professional body that would need government recognition in some form. Could he give us an example, perhaps, of a new profession emerging without a professional body in relation to which there is a substantial risk? If there is no such example or evidence, it is incredibly unconvincing. The second and separate example he gave was an existing profession giving rise to a particular requirement that would create a barrier to entry in one part of the United Kingdom for another. Could he give an example of when that has happened in the past?
United Kingdom Internal Market Bill
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Lord Falconer of Thoroton
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in the House of Lords on Monday, 2 November 2020.
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Debate on bills on United Kingdom Internal Market Bill.
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