Online Safety Bill

My Lords, first, I tender an apology from my noble friend Lord Morrow, whose name is attached to ...

My Lords, it is a tremendous honour to follow the noble Lord, Lord Browne, who put the case extre...

My Lords, I want to inject into the debate some counterarguments, which I hope will be received i...

Could the noble Lord advise us on how he would categorise a site such as Twitter, on which it is ...

The Twitter scenario, and other scenarios of mixed sites, are some of the most challenging that w...

At the centre of this is the question of whether we are trying to block the entire service or blo...

My Lords, I add my support for all the amendments in this group. I thank the noble Baroness, Lady...

My Lords, earlier today the noble Baroness, Lady Benjamin, referred to a group of us as kindred s...

My Lords, there is absolutely no doubt that across the Committee we all have the same intent; how...

My Lords, this has been a very helpful debate and I hope it sets up the Committee up for when we ...

My Lords, first, I will address Amendments 12BA, 183A and 183B, tabled by the noble Baroness, Lad...

I am sorry, but can the Minister just clarify that? Is he saying that it is not possible to be co...

Yes, that is correct. I was trying to address the points raised by the noble Baroness, but the no...

I am sorry to come back to the same point, but let us take the Twitter example. As a publisher of...

It is covered in the Bill as Twitter. I am not quite sure what my noble friend is asking me. The ...

Maybe my noble friend the Minister could write to me to clarify that point, because it is quite a...

Perhaps I will speak to the noble Lord afterwards and make sure I have his question right before ...

My Lords, this has been a very wide-ranging debate, concentrating not only on the definition of p...

Moved by

Lord Parkinson of Whitley Bay

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