Lords third reading. Agreed to on question. Bill passed and sent to the Commons

Lords third reading. Agreed to on question. Bill passed and sent to the Commons

Moved by

Lord O’Shaughnessy

1: Clause 9, page 7, line 38, leave out “UK health service products” and insert “a particular UK health service product”

Moved by

Lord O’Shaughnessy

1: Clause 9, page 7, line 38, leave out “UK health service products” and insert “a particular UK health service product”

My Lords, there are two sets of amendments within this grouping. The first comprises small amendments relating to the circumstances in which the Government would be required to provide producers with an information notice. The second relates to the arrangements required for implementation of the legislation in Northern Ireland.

I turn,...

My Lords, there are two sets of amendments within this grouping. The first comprises small amendments relating to the circumstances in which the Government would be required to provide producers with an information notice. The second relates to the arrangements required for implementation of the legislation in Northern Ireland.

I turn,...

My Lords, I do not propose to detain the House. I merely wish to thank my noble friend the Minister for the further clarification that Amendments 1 and 2, in particular, give to Clause 9.

I was among those who raised a concern. Although the industry completely understood that in order...

My Lords, I do not propose to detain the House. I merely wish to thank my noble friend the Minister for the further clarification that Amendments 1 and 2, in particular, give to Clause 9.

I was among those who raised a concern. Although the industry completely understood that in order...

My Lords, we on these Benches are also happy to support the amendments. Like the noble Lord, Lord Lansley, I have no intention of detaining the House with long-winded thanks. However, I want to voice my recognition that the Minister, in his new role, has both understood and responded to...

My Lords, we on these Benches are also happy to support the amendments. Like the noble Lord, Lord Lansley, I have no intention of detaining the House with long-winded thanks. However, I want to voice my recognition that the Minister, in his new role, has both understood and responded to...

My Lords, I thank the Minister for listening so intently during the proceedings and for his response. I am also grateful to those on the Front Benches opposite for their co-operative approach—they are a shining example to their colleagues in the Commons of how to be effective in persuading the...

My Lords, I thank the Minister for listening so intently during the proceedings and for his response. I am also grateful to those on the Front Benches opposite for their co-operative approach—they are a shining example to their colleagues in the Commons of how to be effective in persuading the...

My Lords, I too welcome the amendments. Clearly, the Opposition will support them. I must remind the House of my presidency of the Health Care Supply Association of GS1 UK.

First, I thank the Minister and his officials for their warm co-operation. The ability to have a number of meetings has...

My Lords, I too welcome the amendments. Clearly, the Opposition will support them. I must remind the House of my presidency of the Health Care Supply Association of GS1 UK.

First, I thank the Minister and his officials for their warm co-operation. The ability to have a number of meetings has...

I am very grateful to noble Lords for their support for these amendments. I am also grateful to my noble friend Lord Lansley, one of the architects of this new approach to information notices; that was extremely useful and we have ended up in a good place. I am grateful...

I am very grateful to noble Lords for their support for these amendments. I am also grateful to my noble friend Lord Lansley, one of the architects of this new approach to information notices; that was extremely useful and we have ended up in a good place. I am grateful...

Moved by

Lord O'Shaughnessy

2: Clause 9, page 7, line 39, leave out from “transaction” to end of line 40 and insert “between the producer and a UK producer for that product)”

Moved by

Lord O'Shaughnessy

2: Clause 9, page 7, line 39, leave out from “transaction” to end of line 40 and insert “between the producer and a UK producer for that product)”

Moved by

Lord O'Shaughnessy

3: Clause 13, page 14, line 34, after “10” insert “and 11(19)”

4: Clause 13, page 14, line 38, leave out “make”

5: Clause 13, page 14, line 39, leave out paragraph (a) and insert—

“( ) appoint different days, or make different provision, for different purposes or areas, and”

6: Clause...

Moved by

Lord O'Shaughnessy

3: Clause 13, page 14, line 34, after “10” insert “and 11(19)”

4: Clause 13, page 14, line 38, leave out “make”

5: Clause 13, page 14, line 39, leave out paragraph (a) and insert—

“( ) appoint different days, or make different provision, for different purposes or areas, and”

6: Clause...