Advertising of Prostitution (Prohibition) Bill [HL]

I too congratulate the noble Lord, Lord McColl, and thank him for introducing the Bill and for hi...

My Lords, I start by saying that I totally share the horror of the noble Lord, Lord McColl, and t...

Before the noble Lord sits down, could it be by some unimaginable stretch of the imagination that...

The noble Lord’s Bill, as I have just said, talks about advertising—but, as I have also said, it ...

The noble Lord reminds me very much of part of the Queen’s speech—I refer to the Queen’s speech i...

The noble Lord has brought forward a Bill which is a bit of a false prospectus. If he had talked ...

My Lords—

I shall give way in just one second, after I finish my sentence. The noble Lord has brought forwa...

Before the noble Lord sits down, perhaps I may calm this a little. I have absolutely no intention...

When I read the Bill, I thought that it was slightly curious because, for the reasons I have just...

My Lords, I thank the noble Lord, Lord McColl, for introducing this important Bill, which I fully...

My Lords, I support the Bill proposed by the noble Lord, Lord McColl. I believe that addressing t...

My Lords, first, like other noble Lords, I congratulate the noble Lord, Lord McColl of Dulwich, o...

My Lords, I join all other noble Lords in paying tribute to my noble friend Lord McColl. As someo...

My Lords, the noble Lord made a point about the practicalities and that is the point I made gener...

That is a fair point. It is for the usual channels and my noble friend Lord Gardiner, the Deputy ...

My Lords, I thank all those who have taken part in this debate and the Minister for his kind rema...

I was guided in my remarks by the phrase in the first line of the noble Lord’s substantive Bill:<...

I shall certainly take legal advice about that and see whether we can tighten things up later on....