Nationality and Borders Bill

I apologise—the House will have to put up with me rather than my noble friend Lord Coaker. I note...

My Lords, I can be fairly brief. I support the amendments put forward to your Lordships’ House by...

My Lords, on these Benches we support the amendments, but I ask the Minister to go back to the—to...

We have greatly improved Part 2 of the Bill, because it no longer flies in the face of the 1951 r...

My Lords, I support all the amendments because they all seem to make complete sense in terms of t...

My Lords, I thank the noble Lord, Lord Rosser, for outlining his points. I will start with the go...

Hear, hear!

On the question from the noble Lord, Lord Alton, about a modern slavery Bill, I say: as soon as p...

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Lord Rosser

2: Clause 44, page 41, line 42, leave out paragraph (e)

Me...

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Baroness Williams of Trafford

7: Clause 47, page 47, line 2, leave out “and ...

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Lord Rosser

8: Clause 63, page 62, line 40, leave out from “date” to end of ...

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Lord Rosser

9: Clause 69, page 68, leave out lines 4 to 7

Member’s exp...

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Lord Rosser

10: Clause 70, page 68, line 31, leave out subsection (6)

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Baroness Williams of Trafford

11: Schedule 2, leave out Schedule 2

Mem...

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Baroness Stroud

12: Schedule 4, page 93, line 23, leave out paragraphs 1 and...

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Baroness Williams of Trafford

My Lords, if I may, I will just detain the House a little longer to mark the end of this Bill’s p...

I will not detain the House for long but I think that I ought to say a few words; first, to thank...

My Lords, following the invasion of Ukraine, it has been interesting to note how the arguments of...

My Lords, I place on record my thanks to the noble Baroness, Lady Williams of Trafford. She has h...

My Lords, I join the noble Lord, Lord Alton of Liverpool, in his comments about my noble friend t...

My Lords, this has been an incredibly tough Bill, not only because of the stamina necessary to ta...