Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (No. 2) (England) (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations 2020

My Lords, I call on the noble Lord, Lord Bethell, to resume his speech.

My Lords, may I say something about local restrictions? [Connection lost.]

My Lords, with your permission, I shall complete—

My Lords, may I something about local restrictions?

Over the Summer Recess, we have combine...

My Lords, with your permission, I shall complete the Minister’s opening speech. May I say somethi...

I thank the Minister and the noble Baroness for the statement and understand that we are playing ...

My Lords, I declare my interest as a vice-president of the Local Government Association. The Gove...

My Lords, I intend to focus my remarks on the exemptions made in paragraph (4)(b) in Regulation 5...

My Lords, like others, I find playing the game of legislative scrutiny catch-up unsatisfying and ...

My Lords, I call the next speaker, the noble Lord, Lord McCrea of Magherafelt and Cookstown. No? ...

My Lords, I entirely agree with the points made by the noble Baroness, Lady Hayman, but I want to...

My Lords, I echo the remarks of noble Lords who queried the point of having such retrospective de...

My Lords, I rise to welcome in principle SIs 788 and 863 on opening up leisure facilities such as...

My Lords, yet again the Government are using this House as a rubber stamp. This is not what shoul...

My Lords, it is, of course, unsatisfactory that we are debating these regulations some time after...

My Lords, I will make three points. First, neither the regulations before us nor the original pro...

My Lords, I recognise the pressures facing the Government as we play catch-up with the virus, but...

My Lords, I do not envy the Government the range of advice they get minute by minute from experts...

My Lords, these regulations seem reasonable to me, given the need to adapt quickly to control thi...

My Lords, getting the (Amendment) (No. 2) and (Amendment) (No. 3) regulations is somewhat academi...

My Lords, I very much regret the retrospective nature of this debate. It is sad, but it reflects ...

My Lords, it is a pleasure to follow the noble Lord, Lord Bourne, and I agree with him in entiret...

My Lords, I regret that these regulations are necessary and urge the Government to consider their...

My Lords, I do not know why we are having this debate. These regulations have been in force for s...

As we have heard this morning, these regulations are complex and, at times, confusing. I believe ...

My Lords, I declare an interest in that my wife and eldest son are doctors, and for 12 years I le...

My Lords, I am a member of Pendle Borough Council and I have to say that I consider today’s proce...

My Lords, it seems that this House will be spending our Fridays far into the future debating new ...

My Lords, we are witnessing the strange death of parliamentary democracy in this country. There i...

My Lords, these SIs give local authorities powers relating to the control and prevention of coron...

My Lords, as I expected, this has been a fascinating debate. I have drawn the short straw and wil...

Oh!

I shall just carry on.

When I was trying to put together what to say today, I started with ...

My Lords, when the noble Lord, Lord Forsyth, my noble friend Lord Liddle and many other noble Lor...

My Lords, this has been a moving and emotional debate. I would like to start, before I go on to m...