Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill

My Lords, I put my name to Amendment 106A, which the noble Lord, Lord Rosser, has just introduced...

My Lords, I will speak briefly on my own behalf and that of my noble friend Lady Jones of Moulsec...

My Lords, this is an important part of the Bill and an important and large group of amendments. I...

My Lords, I rise to speak in support of the broad thrust of all these amendments and in particula...

My Lords, some common themes are emerging. I rise in support of Amendment 107, which was tabled b...

My Lords, as my noble friend Lady Wyld did earlier, I apologise for not being present at Second R...

My Lords, I have Amendments 80, 90A, 94, 96, and 97 in this group. I was hoping that this group m...

My Lords, I join the noble Lords, Lord Paddick and Lord Rosser, in apologising to the House for t...

I thank my noble friend for that answer, but I ask her to clarify her use of the words “where the...

To back that up, I point out that Oliver Mears, Samson Makele and Liam Allan were three young men...

Perhaps I should have said “alleged victim”; that goes to my noble friend’s point. Each case is d...

I hope I am right, but surely there is nothing in the provisions being carried through now that w...

The noble Lord is absolutely right, but I think my noble friend is making a point about where the...

In the sort of scenario being described, the suspect—not yet a defendant—will be able to say, “Th...

If the noble Baroness would bear with me, I am going to get on to that point about the read-acros...

I apologise for intervening. The Minister has been very helpful with this comprehensive response,...

My Lords, I will do my damnedest. I will take back the noble and learned Lord’s comments and see ...

My Lords, very briefly: I really am grateful to the Minister. It is a very big group, and it is d...

The hour is late. Because these things are so important, I will reiterate them in a letter to the...

First, I thank all noble Lords who have spoken in this debate. I also thank the Minister for her ...

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