Counter-Terrorism and Sentencing Bill

We now come to the group beginning with Amendment 10. I remind noble Lords that anyone wishing to...

Moved by

Lord Hunt of Kings Heath

10: After Clause 26, insert the following new Claus...

My Lords, first, I declare an interest, as my wife is an adviser on the Prevent programme in the ...

My Lords, I give my strong support to both amendments in the group: that moved by the noble Lord,...

The noble Lord, Lord Ramsbotham, has experienced computer problems, so we must move on to the nob...

My Lords, my name is to the amendment of the noble Lord, Lord Hunt. It would have been added to t...

My Lords, I join other noble Lords in welcoming my noble friend Lord Wolfson to his position. I c...

The noble and learned Lord, Lord Morris of Aberavon, is not on the call, so I call the noble Baro...

My Lords, I would like to say everything I said on Amendment 7: we need effective rehabilitation,...

My Lords, I listened carefully to the noble Lord, Lord Hunt, and agreed with a great deal of what...

My Lords, in view of the speeches we have had from a number of noble Lords, there is nothing whic...

My Lords, I welcome the noble Lord, Lord Wolfson of Tredegar, to his first Bill. In my limited co...

My Lords, my Amendment 35 is in this group. I agreed with everything my noble friend Lord Hunt sa...

My Lords, I am grateful to both noble Lords for their amendments, which bring us to a very import...

My Lords, I am grateful to all noble Lords who have taken part in what has been an important and ...

We now come to the group beginning with Amendment 11. I remind noble Lords that anyone wishing to...

Moved by

Lord Falconer of Thoroton

11: Clause 27, page 24, line 5, at end insert—

These are three simple amendments dealing with the sentencing framework for England, Scotland and...

The law has always distinguished between the adult and the young offender in many ways. Policy ha...

My Lords, as the noble and learned Lord, Lord Falconer of Thoroton, explained, Amendments 11, 13 ...

I am grateful to the noble Lord, Lord Wolfson of Tredegar, for the careful way in which he dealt ...

We now come to the group consisting of Amendment 12. I remind noble Lords that anyone wishing to ...

Moved by

Baroness Prashar

12: Clause 27, leave out Clause 27 and insert the following...

My Lords, the principle aim of the amendment is to ensure that the Parole Board retains its vital...

My Lords, it was an honour to put my name to this amendment, moved by the noble Baroness, Lady Pr...

We have been unable to reach the noble Lord, Lord Ramsbotham, so we now move to the noble Lord, L...

My Lords, the Bill has been broadly welcomed, in light of the Fishmongers’ Hall and Streatham att...

My Lords, I agree with the noble Lord, Lord Faulks, that we are dealing with the determination of...

My Lords, this amendment incorporates significant changes to Clause 27. In particular, as pointed...

This is a significant debate. There are two circumstances that one has to consider. First, when o...

My Lords, in this amendment the noble Baroness, Lady Prashar, whose experience in this area is pr...

My Lords, I thank the Minister for a very open response and all other noble Lords who have spoken...

Noble Lords should be aware that the noble Lord, Lord Paddick, and the noble Baroness, Lady Hamwe...

My Lords, as was said on the previous group, Clause 27 as it stands would mean that offenders ser...

I call the next speaker, the noble Baroness, Lady Prashar. No? We will come back to her. Let us t...

My Lords, I have once again signed up to the amendments tabled by the noble Baroness, Lady Prasha...

We still cannot reach the noble Lord, Lord Ramsbotham, so I call the noble Lord, Lord Naseby.

My Lords, the Bill makes a welcome change to the sentencing, release and monitoring of terrorism ...

My Lords, by coincidence I am once again following the noble Lord, Lord Naseby. I would remind hi...

My Lords, we have had interesting debates on both this and the previous group. In closing the pre...

My Lords, the Committee will appreciate that there is a significant overlap between this and the ...

My Lords, we have had two serious and thoughtful debates on the last two groups, and I am very gr...

We now come to the group consisting of Amendment 15. I remind noble Lords that anyone wishing to ...

Moved by

Lord Ponsonby of Shulbrede

15: After Clause 31, insert the following new Cla...

My Lords, I will be very brief on this amendment. The two previous groups have been groups of sub...

My Lords, I welcome the noble Lord, Lord Wolfson of Tredegar, to our House. It is brave of him to...

My Lords, the town of Tredegar is noted for its town clock, which was erected, or at least its pl...

My Lords, I apologise for any inconvenience caused by my noble friend Lady Hamwee and me not spea...

My Lords, this amendment would require the Government to report on whether the removal of Parole ...

My Lords, I thank all noble Lords who have taken part in this short debate. First, turning to the...