Investigatory Powers Bill

I rise to speak to Amendment 194 in my name. I remind the House of my membership of the Intellige...

My Lords, I welcome the government amendment and support Amendment 194. I, too, am a member of th...

My Lords, we, too, very much welcome the Government’s amendment but we also support Amendment 194...

My Lords, I also support the two amendments in this group, the first from the Government and the ...

As has been said, government Amendment 193 places a statutory duty on the Investigatory Powers Co...

My Lords, let me start my response to the noble Lord, Lord Janvrin, by endorsing the point ably m...

I too share the view that the Minister has expressed: I can imagine, and I sincerely hope, that i...

Moved by

Baroness Hamwee

194ZA: Clause 213, page 165, line 27, at end insert “funds t...

My Lords, on behalf of my noble friend Lord Paddick and myself, I shall speak to this amendment a...

My Lords, it is quite important that we get this right. As I think the noble Lord, Lord Murphy, w...

My Lords, I turn first to Amendment 194ZA, regarding the provision of funds to the Investigatory ...

My Lords, I had no idea that I had read my noble friend’s mind—there was no communication between...

Moved by

Lord Rosser

194CA: Clause 214, page 165, line 33, leave out “modify the” and...

Clause 214(1) provides that the Secretary of State may by regulations modify the functions of the...

My Lords, my noble friend Lord Paddick and I have Amendments 194CC to 194CE, 238A and 238B, 240A ...

My Lords, let me turn first to Amendments 194CA and 194CB in the names of the noble Lord, Lord Ro...

My Lords, I apologise for the rather cheap gibe about the split infinitive. I recognise that I am...

I thank the Minister for his response, although clearly the answer that he has given on behalf of...