Online Safety Bill

My Lords, His Majesty’s Government have listened carefully to the views expressed in Committee an...

I am very surprised that the Minister’s speech did not accede to the recommendations from the Del...

My Lords, I am very concerned to hear the contribution from the noble Lord, Lord Rooker. I certai...

My Lords, I, too, thank the Minister for his engagement and for the amendments he has tabled at v...

My Lords, as this is a new stage of the Bill, I need to refer again to my entry in the register o...

My Lords, I, too, join noble Lords in thanking the Minister for the way in which he has addressed...

My Lords, I, too, thank the Minister for the great improvements that the Government have made to ...

My Lords, I welcome Amendments 5 and 6, as well as the amendments that reflect the work done and ...

My Lords, I thank the Minister for his introduction today and also for his letter which set out t...

My Lords, I do not know how everyone has spent their summer, but this feels a bit like we have be...

My Lords, let me first address the points made by the noble Lord, Lord Rooker. I am afraid that, ...

The report was published on 31 August. It so happens that the committee has been forced to meet i...

The committee will have a reply from me before it meets tomorrow. Again, I apologise. It should n...

Will my noble friend draw attention to the part of Clause 122 that says that Ofcom cannot issue a...

It has to meet minimum standards of accuracy and must have privacy safeguards in place. The claus...

Moved by

Lord Parkinson of Whitley Bay

2: Clause 44, page 45, line 31, at end insert—...

Moved by

Lord Parkinson of Whitley Bay

4: Clause 52, page 52, line 12, leave out “sub...

Moved by

Lord Parkinson of Whitley Bay

5: Clause 95, page 85, line 12, at end insert—...

Moved by

Lord Parkinson of Whitley Bay

6: Clause 98, page 88, line 19, after “which” ...

Moved by

Lord Parkinson of Whitley Bay

7: Clause 101, page 91, line 23, leave out fro...

Moved by

Lord Parkinson of Whitley Bay

11: Clause 103, page 94, line 27, at end inser...

Moved by

Lord Parkinson of Whitley Bay

12: Clause 121, page 105, line 32, after “101”...

Moved by

Lord Parkinson of Whitley Bay

15: Clause 162, page 144, line 29, at end inse...

Moved by

Lord Parkinson of Whitley Bay

16: Clause 182, page 159, line 29, after “out”...

Moved by

Lord Parkinson of Whitley Bay

My Lords, in begging to move that the Bill do now pass, I add my words of thanks to all noble Lor...

My Lords, I am grateful to the Minister for his very kind words to everybody, particularly my Fro...

My Lords, I am probably going to echo quite a lot of what the noble Lord, Lord Stevenson, had to ...

My Lords, I want to thank the Minister and other noble colleagues for such kind words. I really a...

My Lords, I am sure that your Lordships would not want the Bill to pass without hearing some sque...

My Lords, I rise very briefly to thank the Minister for getting us to where we are today—the cont...

My Lords, I shall ask my noble friend the Minister a question about encryption but, before I do, ...

My Lords, I will make a short contribution so that I do not disappoint the noble Lord, Lord Moyla...

I rise briefly to raise the question of access to data by academics and research organisations. B...

My Lords, I will be brief and restrict myself to responding to the questions which have been rais...