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I am happy to sit down, although, in my 20 years of experience in this House, I am used to moving amendments on my feet. After spending a lot of money on the Moses Room, I do not see why we cannot get this right.
I am happy to sit down, although, in my 20 years of experience in this House, I am used to moving amendments on my feet. After spending a lot of money on the Moses Room, I do not see why we cannot get this right.
Should I start again?
Should I start again?
moved Amendment No. 1: Page 1, line 8, after ““a”” insert ““decision-making”” The noble Lord said: It may be for the convenience of the Committee if I speak to a rather large grouping. I think that all the amendments are in my name and basically cover the same issue. Although...
moved Amendment No. 1: Page 1, line 8, after ““a”” insert ““decision-making”” The noble Lord said: It may be for the convenience of the Committee if I speak to a rather large grouping. I think that all the amendments are in my name and basically cover the same issue. Although...
The Minister says that consumer matters are not devolved, but we have a Welsh Consumer Council that operates under the present system, and a Scottish Consumer Council, too, which are devolved.
The Minister says that consumer matters are not devolved, but we have a Welsh Consumer Council that operates under the present system, and a Scottish Consumer Council, too, which are devolved.
Formally, I have to be grateful to my noble friend for his response, but I do not think that he has got the point. I am grateful to my noble friend Lord O’Neill for expressing the Scottish problem, as I expressed the Welsh one. I understand why the noble Baroness,...
Formally, I have to be grateful to my noble friend for his response, but I do not think that he has got the point. I am grateful to my noble friend Lord O’Neill for expressing the Scottish problem, as I expressed the Welsh one. I understand why the noble Baroness,...
I do not want to start again. Can everyone hear me now? I apologise for being inaudible in the first place. I move on to Amendment No. 13A, which is the substantive amendment in my name. The wording again tracks that of the Equality Act, and the aim of the...
I do not want to start again. Can everyone hear me now? I apologise for being inaudible in the first place. I move on to Amendment No. 13A, which is the substantive amendment in my name. The wording again tracks that of the Equality Act, and the aim of the...
I am sure that my noble friend Lord Whitty will be able to represent my arguments properly and get a reasonable result for us before we reach the next stage. I beg leave to withdraw the amendment. Amendment, by leave, withdrawn. [Amendments Nos. 2 to 5 not moved.] Clause 1...
I am sure that my noble friend Lord Whitty will be able to represent my arguments properly and get a reasonable result for us before we reach the next stage. I beg leave to withdraw the amendment. Amendment, by leave, withdrawn. [Amendments Nos. 2 to 5 not moved.] Clause 1...