Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Bill

My Lords, time and again, the theme of provision for those with special educational needs has been cited as an area that needs closer attention to detail in this Bill. We have heard many learned and erudite speeches and debates on the topic. The Government have also taken many amendments on provision for special educational needs or disabled people away to have a think and, one hopes, to come back on Report with something structured and workable. We want to ensure that no one is allowed to fall through the gaps or be left out in the cold. Bearing that in mind, I hope that the Minister will consider Amendment 291 very carefully.