Digital Economy Bill

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4: Clause 19, page 23, line 10, leave out “the House of ...

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5: Clause 20, page 23, line 26, leave out “a” and insert...

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6: Clause 23, page 26, line 42, at end insert—

“(6...

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7: Clause 24, page 27, line 17, leave out “the” and inse...

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9: Clause 37, page 36, line 8, leave out subsections (3)...

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10: Clause 113, page 124, line 3, at end insert—

“...

My Lords, the Government’s Amendments 10 and 11 acknowledge the DPRRC’s recommendations in relati...

My Lords, I thank the Minister for his introduction to Amendment 10. This amendment may not be th...

My Lords, I too am grateful for the assurances that the Minister has given us and I thank the Del...

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11: Clause 114, page 125, line 6, leave out subsection (...

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12: Clause 119, page 128, line 42, at end insert—

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13: Schedule 1, page 153, line 42, leave out “on, under ...

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16: Schedule 2, page 194, line 24, leave out “12” and in...

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My Lords, in moving this Motion, I express grateful thanks to all noble Lords who have contribute...

My Lords, a few years ago I used to complain to my colleagues that I had drawn a short straw in t...

My Lords, I should feel awful, but I neglected to mention my noble friend Lady Buscombe and my no...

My Lords, I am sure that they would have been mentioned fulsomely by other Benches as well. I hav...

Indestructible.

“Indestructible” is suggested to me by the Opposition Front Bench.

Finally and very sincere...

My Lords, I add my great thanks to the Minister, on behalf of all the people I was talking to, fo...

My Lords, I suspect that this is au revoir and not adieu to the Bill, if one is still allowed to ...