Crime and Courts Bill [HL]

My Lords, briefly, we await with interest the Government’s response. Certainly, the amendment wou...

My Lords, I welcome the enthusiasm and support for restorative justice from across the House. Ind...

Moved by

Baroness Linklater of Butterstone

113GE: Schedule 16, page 252, line 6, at e...

My Lords, I shall now speak about provision for women offenders. I echo the Minister’s remarks in...

Moved by

Baroness Hamwee

113GF: Schedule 16, line 9, leave out “in groups consisting ...

My Lords, I would like to explain this amendment to noble Lords who might think it is a little od...

My Lords, I venture to intervene in this debate only with trepidation and because in the past I h...

My Lords, as treasurer of the Parliamentary Group for Children, I feel particularly concerned abo...

My Lords, in her report a few years ago my noble friend Lady Corston drew attention to the realit...

My Lords, we are fully aware of the point that the noble Lord, Lord Rosser, made in closing. One ...

My Lords, I do not think—at any rate, in my case—it is about looking a gift horse in the mouth. R...

I beg leave to withdraw Amendment 113GE.

Moved by

Lord McNally

113H: Schedule 16, page 255, line 24, leave out from “In” to “b...

My Lords, this group consists of three government amendments that, if not technical amendments, a...

My Lords, I rise slightly diffidently to ask a question about Amendment 114. I am not sure that I...

My Lords, the noble and learned Lord is long enough in the tooth to remember other times when Gov...

Moved by

Lord McNally

113J: Schedule 16, page 255, line 26, at end insert—

“(4)...

Moved by

Lord Rosser

115B: Schedule 16, page 260, line 24, at end insert—

“Part...

This amendment is similar to one that I tabled in Committee in order to give the Minister the opp...

My Lords, I am not sure I shall be able to help the noble Lord, Lord Rosser; he asks lots of ques...

I thank the Minister for that reply. He started off seeking to suggest that the issue raised in t...

Moved by

Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon

116: Transpose Schedule 16 to after Schedule 13

My Lords, Amendments 116 and 117 are straightforward technical amendments that simply move Schedu...

Moved by

Lord Beecham

116ZA: After Clause 25, insert the following new Clause—

...

My Lords, knowing the Government’s inveterate enthusiasm for sunset clauses, I am not sufficientl...

My Lords, I want to speak to Amendment 116ZA and to refer to Amendment 116E, which stands in my n...

I shall speak briefly to both amendments. While I support in outline the idea that there should b...

My Lords, the amendments in this group relate to issues raised and debated in Committee. I assure...

My Lords, I am slightly disappointed by that response. It is not clear to me what form the review...

Moved by

Lord Goldsmith

116A: Schedule 17, page 262, line 21, leave out sub-paragraph...

My Lords, I will speak to all four amendments in this group, which are in my name. Amendments 116...

My Lords, I should warn your Lordships that if this amendment is agreed to, I cannot call Amendme...

My Lords, I respectfully adopt and support most of my noble and learned friend’s comments and ind...

My Lords, I will be brief. In relation to Amendments 116A and 116B, after two debates in Committe...

My Lords, paragraph 5 to Schedule 17 sets out both the mandatory elements that every DPA must inc...

My Lords, I very much regret to say that they have not been addressed. I am not going to press ei...