Online Safety Bill

My Lords, I join the noble Lord in wishing the noble Lords, Lord McNally and Lord Lipsey, well. I...

My Lords, much of what I would have said has been said by the noble Lord, Lord Black, so I will m...

My Lords, I speak in favour of Amendments 124, 126 and 227 to which my name is attached. I will r...

My Lords, while considering this group of amendments, a comment by Index on Censorship came to mi...

My Lords, I support Amendment 227 in particular. I am pleased to contribute, as someone who gave ...

My Lords, the noble Lord, Lord Allan, has clearly and comprehensively painted a picture of the co...

My Lords, I support Amendments 124, 126 and 227. I thank the noble Lords, Lord Lipsey and Lord Mc...

My Lords, I regret that my noble friend Lord Lipsey is unable to be here. I wish him and the nobl...

My Lords, I join noble Lords who have sent their best wishes to the noble Lords, Lord Lipsey and ...

Before the Minister closes his folder and sits down, perhaps I could say that I listened carefull...

Looking at the length of Clause 50—and I note that the noble Lord, Lord Allan of Hallam, made muc...

I think it is actually quite important that there is—to use the language of the Bill—a risk asses...

I am mindful of the examples the noble Lord gave in his speech. Looking at some of the provisions...

On a final point of clarification, in contrast, I think the exemption may be too narrow, not too ...

I will certainly take on board the points the noble Baroness raises. Hearing representations in b...

My Lords, I thank the Minister for his responses to the number of different issues that he has be...