Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill
Wednesday, 7 January 2015
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Wednesday, 28 January 2015
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Moved by
Baroness Hamwee
1: Schedule 1, page 34, line 5, at end insert—
“( ) A ...
My Lords, Schedule 1 to the Bill provides for the seizure of passports from persons suspected of ...
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My Lords, I am a member of the Joint Committee on Human Rights and I should like to say strongly ...
My Lords, I meant to ask the noble Baroness a question before she sat down. My noble friend Lady ...
My Lords, this is the Report stage and in order for me to speak a second time it has to be accept...
My Lords, I support the amendment and wish to address the comment made by my noble friend previou...
My Lords, this would be a safeguard without substance. What is required here is that a person is ...
My Lords, this is not gesture politics. There are many areas of the law where an obligation to pr...
My Lords, following on from what the noble Lord, Lord Pannick, has just said, it may be possible ...
My Lords, I am grateful to my noble friend for giving us an opportunity to discuss this issue aga...
My Lords, the noble Baroness, Lady Buscombe, quite reasonably asked us to imagine a situation. I ...
On the latter point, of course the code is open to consultation. I certainly give an undertaking ...
I thank my noble friend and beg leave to withdraw the amendment.
Moved by
Baroness Kennedy of The Shaws
1A: Schedule 1, page 37, line 16, at end inser...
My Lords, I return in this set of amendments to matters that I raised in Committee. I do so as a ...
My Lords, I am grateful to the noble Baroness for again moving the amendment. At the outset, I sh...
My Lords, I cannot pretend that the resistance to the argument that there should be proper judici...
Moved by
Baroness Hamwee
2: Schedule 1, page 39, line 27, leave out “is” and insert “...
My Lords, Amendments 3 and 4 are also in this group. In Committee, I raised the issue not only of...
My noble friend Lord Ashton indeed undertook to go back to consider whether the intention was tha...
My Lords, that is good news. I had not thought that the words “in relation to” the person could e...
Moved by
Baroness Hamwee
5: Schedule 1, page 40, line 32, at end insert “including in...
My Lords, I shall speak also to Amendments 6 and 7. In Committee I raised the issue of people who...
My Lords, the noble Baroness mentioned my name in her speech in support of this amendment. I put ...
My Lords, I have enormous respect for the noble and learned Lord, Lord Hope of Craighead, who has...
My Lords, I urge the merit of these amendments very briefly. First, there has been a slight tende...
My Lords, I will speak briefly to Amendment 5, which, if I have understood correctly, is to do wi...
On the point that the noble Baroness has just made, I was just thinking how difficult it must be ...
My Lords, I am grateful to my noble friends for tabling these amendments, which cover issues conc...
Could the noble Lord clarify one point? I may have done so incorrectly, but I took him to say tha...
The Government’s position is that we do not want people to pay money to terrorists for any reason...
My Lords, there were a few nuggets in that, for which I am grateful, so I shall not spend time on...
Moved by
Baroness Hamwee
8: Clause 4, page 3, line 35, at end insert “and a summary o...
My Lords, Amendment 8 takes us back to the subject of gisting, but in the context of the impositi...
My Lords, I want to add words of support for the noble Baroness, Lady Hamwee. Providing the “gist...
My Lords, I am grateful to my noble friend for moving this amendment and for giving me the opport...
My Lords, I thank the Minister for that. I certainly had not envisaged putting any ideas into an ...
Moved by
Lord Brown of Eaton-under-Heywood
10: Clause 20, page 13, line 36, leave out...
In moving Amendment 10 and speaking to Amendment 11, I am returning to an unimplemented recommend...
My Lords, I oppose Amendment 11. I shall be brief, but I appreciate that what I am about to say r...
My Lords, I rise to say how much I agree with my noble friend Lord Howard. He is absolutely right...
My Lords, we can all sympathise with the noble Lord, Lord Tebbit. I apologise for daring to inter...
I do not ask for sympathy. I ask for action to prevent other people being murdered by terrorists....
The noble Lord might recall that this Bill is being dealt with under fast-track provision. I supp...
Perhaps the noble Lord will give way. I just feel that phrases like “sending to Siberia” do not h...
Gloucester is rather nearer to London than 200 miles, which is a possible distance. Having said t...
My Lords, at the last stage I supported the noble and learned Lord. I had not thought it would be...
Before the Minister rises, I will just say that, as I understand what is proposed by my noble and...
I am grateful to the noble and learned Lord for moving the amendment. I was conscious of disagree...
My Lords, I am grateful to all those who contributed to this debate and to the Minister for the w...
In terms of the Government’s position on this, it is a principle. We gave it a great deal of refl...
I was not relying on any reconsideration as a basis for not dividing the House. I merely say that...
Moved by
Lord King of Bridgwater
11A: After Clause 21, insert the following new Claus...
My Lords, I will speak also to the other amendments in the group, Amendments 11B to 11T, in my na...
My Lords, I support the amendment. Like others, I have been involved with national security for m...
Before the noble and learned Lord, Lord Lloyd of Berwick, sits down, perhaps I may say that I alw...
For the very reason that, as I have tried to explain, I can see no reason for the Bill to be brou...
My Lords, I shall make a few very brief comments in supporting my noble friend Lord King. It is n...
My Lords, I was brought up to believe that politics was the art of the possible. As a supporter o...
My Lords, I support the amendment and make no apologies for reiterating some of the things that h...
My Lords, I am the first Peer to speak against the amendments. I am very sorry that I have to dis...
Does the noble Lord agree that, in two months of working on this issue and on the amendment, one ...
I take the noble Lord’s point but I want to make it clear to the House—I apologise if I gave a mi...
My Lords, it is always a pleasure to follow my noble friend Lord Blencathra, with whom I worked s...
My Lords, to address the comments made by my noble friend Lord King of Bridgwater and other noble...
Having shared that with only 11 million people, I am shocked that the noble Lord should do so in ...
My Lords, at this stage there is no need for me to rehearse all the arguments in favour of this g...
My Lords, this is something of a mess. I was certainly alerted—and I know that other noble Lords ...
My Lords, I cannot resist the opportunity to add my ha’penny-worth, to respond to my noble friend...
My Lords, the noble Lord, Lord Harrison of Haringey, said that there is a danger of people being ...
My Lords, we had a full, thorough and interesting debate on this issue last week, as we have had ...
My Lords, this has been an excellent debate. The points which have been raised have in effect foc...
I thank the Minister for giving way. Is he saying then that this will be a manifesto commitment?<...
The noble Lord will recognise that I am a little too junior to actually write the manifesto. What...
My Lords, we have had another most excellent debate in what the whole House, I believe, recognise...
Moved by
Lord Ashton of Hyde
12: After Clause 22, insert the following new Clause—
My Lords, we move now to Part 4 of the Bill—I hope, briefly—dealing with aviation, shipping and r...
We had an amendment in Committee when this issue was discussed, in the light of the report of the...
Moved by
Lord Ashton of Hyde
13: Clause 23, page 16, line 10, leave out from “refer,”...