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Moved by
Baroness Meacher
103: After Clause 172, insert the following new Clause—
...My Lords, Amendment 103 seeks to ensure that the regular action plans on restorative justice prov...
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My Lords, I made a very brief reference to restorative justice in one of our debates on Monday. I...
My Lords, I intervene to express my support for this modest but worthwhile amendment and, like my...
It is the batting.
Well, shall we change them both? I think changing the batting is a fair comment.
My noble f...
My Lords, it is a pleasure to follow the noble Lords, Lord Cormack and Lord Hodgson, and to agree...
My Lords, I rise to strongly support this amendment, which was so ably introduced by my noble fri...
My Lords, I too support this amendment. It asks the Secretary of State to prepare an action plan ...
My Lords, perhaps I may make three quick points in support of this important amendment. First, we...
My Lords, I remind the House that at one stage in my police career I was the lead for the Metropo...
My Lords, I, too, support the amendment. It is modest and worth while, and is another step down t...
My Lords, I am pleased that the noble Baroness, Lady Meacher, is able to be with us this afternoo...
My Lords, the Minister seemed to suggest that, in any form of restorative justice, a victim might...
I was saying absolutely the opposite and, if it came out wrong, it came out wrong. The whole poin...
My Lords, I thank the Minister for the warm and encouraging words that we were asking for. Unfort...
Moved by
Lord Marks of Henley-on-Thames
104: After Clause 172, insert the following n...
My Lords, this amendment seeks the establishment of a royal commission to carry out a full review...
I will speak briefly in support of this amendment. There are five reasons for my support.
F...
My Lords, I agree with all the arguments my noble friend brought forward for having an overall lo...
My Lords, I fully support the amendment. Sometimes I feel a bit as if I am in “Groundhog Day” as ...
My Lords, I also support the amendment. The noble Lord, Lord Marks of Henley-on-Thames, has given...
My Lords, I too support this proposal. The objectives set out in each of the paragraphs (a) to (h...
My Lords, I do not regard the United Kingdom’s place at the top of the incarceration league table...
My Lords, may I ask the Minister a question? A few years ago, when I was a police and crime commi...
My Lords, I have thought long and hard about this amendment, and I am still torn about it. The ot...
I know that some may be shocked. I actually worry a lot about prison reform, authoritarian tenden...
Well, my Lords, I had never really thought of the noble Baroness as a bleeding-heart liberal, but...
Before we hear from the Minister and the noble Lord for the Opposition, I shall simply add that o...
My Lords, we support this amendment and every element of what the noble Lord, Lord Marks, said wh...
My Lords, this amendment, tabled by the noble Lord, Lord Marks of Henley-on-Thames, would require...
My Lords, I have listened to the debate this afternoon with great pleasure, and I must say with g...
I am sorry, but the Minister had already sat down. We can only take a question if it is very shor...
My Lords, in those circumstances I think that it is for me to respond. I do not know whether the ...
My Lords, I believe this is in order, because I did not suggest for a moment that it was for the ...
My Lords, at the end of this interesting debate, I say first that I am very grateful to all who h...
Moved by
Lord Rosser
104A: After Clause 172, insert the following new Clause—
“...
My Lords, a similar amendment was debated in Committee as part of a series of amendments relating...
I would be remiss if I did not point out to the Benches opposite that this is an issue that I hav...
My Lords, I speak in place of my right reverend friend the Bishop of Derby, who sadly cannot be h...
My Lords, in Committee I recalled my own experience of visiting the only young offender instituti...
My Lords, I am grateful to the noble Lord, Lord Rosser, for setting out the case for the amendmen...
First, I thank the right reverend Prelate the Bishop of Derby and the noble Lord, Lord Paddick, f...
Moved by
Lord Ponsonby of Shulbrede
104B: After Clause 172, insert the following new ...
My Lords, the proposed new clause in Amendment 104B would bring Section 28 of the Youth Justice a...
I reassure noble Lords that I will not be speaking on every amendment today, but I regret that al...
My Lords, my noble friend Lord Marks of Henley-on-Thames is leading for us on this group, but I w...
My Lords, we support all the amendments in this group. First, I will consider Amendment 104B. As ...
My Lords, I recognise that behind all these amendments is a dedication to improving the way in wh...
My Lords, I thank the noble Lord for his assurances, and I beg leave to withdraw my amendment.
Moved by
Baroness Chapman of Darlington
104D: After Clause 172, insert the following ...
My Lords, I rise to move the amendment tabled by my noble friend Lord Ponsonby on life-saving equ...
My Lords, I rise briefly to support the noble Baroness in moving her amendment. This might not be...
I promise that this is the last time that I will speak—this evening; there will be other times. I...
My Lords, the effect of Amendment 104D would be to increase the maximum sentence for criminal dam...
My Lords, this amendment was debated just a few weeks ago when the Government set out why we beli...
I am grateful to the Minister for what he had to say and I do understand that creating a new offe...
Moved by
Lord Ponsonby of Shulbrede
104E: After Clause 172, insert the following new ...
My Lords, this group of amendments seeks to introduce new offences to make it illegal to have sex...
My Lords, I am grateful to the noble Lord, Lord Ponsonby of Shulbrede, for tabling Amendments 104...
My Lords, I do not share the concerns that have just been expressed. It seems to me that Amendmen...
My Lords, I have one point to add to what has been said by my noble friend Lord Pannick. The word...
My Lords, I speak briefly in support of Amendments 104E and 104F, in the name of my noble friend ...
My Lords, I shall be brief because we have a lot to get through. I should have preferred Amendmen...
My Lords, as the noble Lord, Lord Ponsonby, explained, these amendments relate to three matters w...
My Lords, I thank all noble Lords who have taken part in this debate. It has been quite quick but...
My Lords, I have no issue with what the noble Lord said, nor with what the noble Baroness said. T...
My Lords, I move on to the comments of the noble Lord, Lord Pannick, and the noble and learned Lo...
Moved by
Lord Ponsonby of Shulbrede
104F: After Clause 172, insert the following new ...
Moved by
Lord Bach
104FA: After Clause 172, insert the following new Clause—
“P...
My Lords, Amendment 104FA stands in my name of those of the noble Lord, Lord Pannick, and my nobl...
My Lords, I respectfully agree with everything the noble Lord, Lord Bach, said. I will add just o...
My Lords, I too support this amendment; I did at Second Reading. Indeed, I have added my name to ...
My Lords, I have worked with the noble Lord, Lord Bach, for many years in this House —sadly, on o...
My Lords, I cannot say that I know many teenagers who, growing up, aspire to be police crime and ...
My Lords, since I have been gratuitously referred to, I ought to say some words. Archbishop Rober...
My Lords, as we said in Committee, we are in principle supportive of this amendment. However, we ...
My Lords, I will be brief. I recall that the Minister said in Committee on this amendment
“...
My Lords, first, I thank the noble Lord, Lord Bach, for giving us a further opportunity to discus...
Before the noble Lord sits down, may I ask him this question? Why is it that public confidence re...
With regard to public confidence, I go back to what I said earlier: this was originally designed ...
My Lords, before the noble Lord sits down, may I have a response to my question? Bearing in mind ...
I am sorry I forgot to answer the noble Lord’s specific question. The problem is that I do not ha...
The noble Lord told the House that we agreed on a cross-party basis that these arrangements were ...
I am afraid I do not know. It predates me, sorry.
Is it the Government’s view that, by retaining the ban—as it is at the moment—for PCCs, there wou...
The noble Lord will forgive me for not venturing an opinion on that.
I forgive the Minister anything. I was in his position many years ago when I had to defend the co...
Moved by
Baroness Kennedy of Cradley
104FC: After Clause 172, insert the following ne...
My Lords, men who seduced girls between the ages of 13 and 16 before 1 May 2004 are effectively i...
My Lords, I support my noble friend, who is quite right in everything she has said. Sexual abuse ...
My Lords, before I turn to this amendment, I begin with an apology. I made an incorrect statement...
My Lords, I am grateful to the Minister for his response and for the large amount of time last we...
Moved by
Baroness Coussins
104FD: After Clause 172, insert the following new Clause—<...
My Lords, I remind the House of my interests as vice-president of the Chartered Institute of Ling...
My Lords, I pay tribute to the noble Baroness, Lady Coussins, for pursuing this important matter,...
My Lords, I too pay tribute to my noble friend Lady Coussins for the determination with which she...
My Lords, I support the noble Baroness, Lady Coussins, as I have from the beginning, as a layman ...
My Lords, I spoke at length on this amendment in Committee and attended the meeting with the nobl...
My Lords, I too spoke in Committee, and I have been copied in on the very helpful response from t...
Clearly, we agree with everything that has been said. Rather than repeat it all, I will just comp...
My Lords, having begun my response to the previous group with an apology for getting a date wrong...
I thank all noble Lords who have contributed to this debate. I especially offer my thanks to the ...
Moved by
Lord Coaker
104FE: After Clause 172, insert the following new Clause—
...
My Lords, I start this debate by deploring—I hope the Minister will pass this on—the anti-vaxxers...
My Lords, as has already been noted, I raised concerns about an earlier version of this amendment...
My Lords, surprisingly, my remarks will overlap substantially with the noble Baroness’s speech, a...
My Lords, the noble Baroness, Lady Fox of Buckley, talked about demonising protest—I bet she is l...
My Lords, I start by joining the noble Lord, Lord Coaker, in deploring the anti-vaxxers who stood...
My Lords, I thank the Minister for her reply and for the courteous way in which she always tries ...
My Lords, I was reading my speech, but I acknowledge that the noble Lord said that in his opening...
That is a different point. I accept some of that. It was not what the Minister was saying, but I ...
Moved by
Lord Blencathra
104G: Clause 44, page 38, line 43, at end insert—
“(4)...
My Lords, this amendment is in my name and those of the noble and learned Lord, Lord Judge, and m...
My Lords, I put my name to this amendment because it raises some important and delicate issues. I...
My Lords, I support my noble friend Lord Blencathra. He and I have been chasing down issues with ...
My Lords, as the noble Lord, Lord Blencathra, said, in December 2011 the then Home Secretary anno...
My Lords, I have listened carefully to this short debate and the points made by the noble Lords, ...
My Lords, I thank my noble friend Lord Blencathra for explaining the amendment, which in substanc...
My Lords, I think that my noble friend has inadvertently answered the question of when it will be...
Moved by
Lord Beith
106: Clause 46, page 39, line 17, after “sport” insert “, dance, ...
My Lords, in moving this amendment, I seek to bring music, drama and dance within provisions that...
My Lords, as my noble friend Lord Beith explained, the amendment would extend the position of tru...
My Lords, the noble Lords, Lord Beith and Lord Paddick, make a very strong case. Clause 46 addres...
My Lords, I thank the noble Lord, Lord Paddick, for giving those very good and relevant examples ...
My Lords, I am very grateful to the noble Lord, Lord Beith, for again raising this matter for deb...
To clarify, is the noble Lord saying that when the department looked into this matter it discover...
As I say, we discussed this with a wide range of people, and it seemed to us from looking at all ...
Before the Minister sits down, can he clarify two points? First, is he saying that those people w...
I am struggling with that second point, but let me try to answer the first. On whether I am sayin...
My Lords, one thing I want to say in response to the Minister is that, as I said earlier, there a...
Moved by
Lord Wolfson of Tredegar
107A: After Clause 46, insert the following new Cla...
My Lords, in moving government Amendment 107A, I first thank sincerely all those in both Houses w...
As the Minister said, the noble Baroness, Lady Hayman, is unable to be in her place tonight. She ...
My Lords, I intervene to ask my noble friend a question. I listened carefully to what he said and...
My Lords, we welcome the Government’s decision to accept the force of the amendment pursued by th...
We wholeheartedly welcome this, and we welcome how the Minister can laugh at himself and bring go...
My Lords, I am very grateful for the warm words from across the House and for the support this am...
I appreciate that and understand what the Minister is saying. Is he saying that, if it could be r...
The question which has to be asked is: was this done for the purpose of humiliating the woman bre...
Moved by
Lord Wolfson of Tredegar
107B: After Clause 46, insert the following new Cla...
My Lords, this government amendment meets a commitment to bring forward proposals on Report to ad...
My Lords, I thank the Minister for what he has just said and for the actions he has taken. I than...
My Lords, we add our thanks to the Minister to those of the noble Lord, Lord Russell of Liverpool...
My Lords, I was sitting in the City of Westminster magistrates’ court yesterday with our Bench ch...
My Lords, I am very grateful for the support that the amendment has received across the House. Th...
Moved by
Lord Rooker
109A: After Clause 50, insert the following new Clause—
“A...
My Lords, I beg to move Amendment 109A, which proposes a new clause. I freely admit that the cont...
My Lords, I am delighted to be able to support this amendment from the noble Lord, Lord Rooker, w...
My Lords, as other noble Lords have just said, serious and organised food crime can have very ser...
As has been said, this amendment raises the issue of food-related crime and the powers and resour...
My Lords, I am grateful to the noble Lord, Lord Rooker, for raising this important matter. I ackn...
I remind the House that I said that the Food Standards Agency, and therefore the unit, can use th...