My Lords, we were given notice that my noble friend might raise this matter. We are going to make time available for proper
consideration in Committee of the Bill and amendments that will be tabled to it. It has already, as was indicated, gone through the other place with more time allocated to it than proved necessary. As has been said by numerous contributors to the debate, there has been considerable dialogue, negotiation and discussion with the other realms. It has been carefully considered. I hope for and fully expect proper scrutiny when we
move into Committee. I will certainly seek to ensure that the time is made available for that to happen.
I recognise the spirit in which my noble friend speaks. We can give the Bill sufficient scrutiny in a normal Committee.