Investigatory Powers Bill

My Lords, as the noble Baroness has explained, Amendment 210ZA relates to the modification of a b...

My Lords, that is extremely helpful, and I got an example without asking for it. I beg leave to w...

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Earl Howe

211: Clause 165, page 128, line 23, after “must” insert “—

(...

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Lord Paddick

212A: Clause 167, page 129, line 10, at end insert “and is repo...

My Lords, I rise to move Amendment 212A standing in my name and that of my noble friend Lady Hamw...

My Lords, as the noble Lord, Lord Paddick, has indicated, Amendment 212A seeks to mandate that in...

I am grateful to the noble and learned Lord for that explanation. I will carefully consider his r...

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Earl Howe

213: Clause 169, page 130, line 22, leave out subsection (5) and i...

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Earl Howe

214: Clause 169, page 130, line 26, leave out from “issued,” to en...

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Earl Howe

215: Clause 171, page 131, line 13, leave out “before the end of t...

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Earl Howe

218: Clause 182, page 140, line 36, leave out “section” and insert...

My Lords, this is the first group of amendments specific to Part 7 of the Bill, which relates to ...

My Lords, I will speak to our Amendments 218A, 218B, 219A, 223A and 223D, and question whether Cl...

It may be for the convenience of the Committee to appreciate, as I understand it, that the noble ...

I do apologise; perhaps I have an out of date list. It would be helpful if we could deal with all...

My Lords, given that we are grouping everything together in the way we have agreed, perhaps it wo...

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Earl Howe

219: After Clause 184, insert the following new Clause—

“Res...

I beg to move.

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Earl Howe

220: Clause 185, page 142, line 23, at end insert—

“( ) The ...

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Earl Howe

221: Clause 186, page 142, line 38, after “but” insert “either—