Digital Economy Bill

I am grateful to the Minister for his helpful remarks before the Committee adjourned. I agree tha...

My Lords, I have been a Member of your Lordships’ House for just 14 months, so I am relatively ne...

My Lords, perhaps I can clear up one thing for the noble Lord. I have not been in this House much...

I am very grateful to the Minister for his reply. This group hangs together as quite a difficult ...

Moved by

Lord Foster of Bath

27: Schedule 1, page 95, line 34, at end insert—

“...

My Lords, the Minister will be aware that at Second Reading I argued that there should be a publi...

My Lords, I start with the noble Lord’s test of which of the two should be registered. The answer...

I am grateful to the Minister for his helpful reply that he will look at the matter further. With...

I should inform the Committee that if Amendment 28 is agreed I cannot call Amendment 29 by reason...

Moved by

Baroness Buscombe

28: Schedule 1, page 97, leave out lines 11 to 40 and inse...

My Lords, in moving Amendment 28 I shall speak also to Amendments 37 and 38.

Paragraph 15 o...

Moved by

Lord Ashton of Hyde

37: Schedule 1, page 113, line 15, leave out “or 59(8)”<...

Moved by

Lord Grantchester

44: Schedule 1, page 149, line 4, at end insert—

“Co...

My Lords, I will move Amendment 44 and my noble friend Lord Stevenson will speak to Amendments 47...

My Lords, we are now in our final group on the Electronic Communications Code, so I will spare no...

The Committee may have picked up that my noble friend was at pains to say that he was speaking on...

Would you like to do that now, before I reply?

The Clerk of the Parliaments has said that is all right, so obviously it is—he is the boss.