Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Bill

My Lords, I am very disappointed that the Minister resists the amendment. I had thought that it improved the drafting of the clause. I point out that we are talking about the whole world; we are not limited to the European Union which, on the whole, has fairly good practices, although they may vary from country to country. We are dealing with all regimes in the world. I would be somewhat reassured if the noble Baroness could tell me that this power—I accept it is only a permissive power—to disclose information is strictly limited to information arising under Clauses 30 to 33 of the Bill.