Terrorism Bill

My objection to the Lords amendment is not based simply on the issue of delay, and I shall make a further point in due course. I hope that I have assured hon. Members that the people in the anti-terrorism branch, which will be the point of contact, will be properly accredited and trained to carry out the work. It is important to point out that the process has been agreed with the internet industry, which did not ask for the Lords amendment in order to protect itself. The internet industry is content with the proposed procedure in the Bill.