Schools Bill [HL]

My Lords, the noble Baroness, Lady Brinton, is taking part remotely.

My Lords, before I speak to the amendments in this group, I wish to ask the Minister a question a...

My Lords, Amendment 98 in this group is in my name. I will also speak to Amendments 106, 107, 110...

My Lords, I am going to speak briefly as well, for several reasons: first, because I want to get ...

My Lords, I rise to speak to six amendments standing in my name. Amendment 101 removes from the r...

My Lords, I have a few amendments in this group. Amendment 97E is an echo of Amendment 101B and m...

My Lords, the right reverend Prelate the Bishop of St Albans is right that parents should have th...

I do not want to rehash everything that has been said. I think that most noble Lords who have spo...

My Lords, if I may, before turning to the amendments in this group, I shall respond to the reques...

My Lords, it is fair enough if the Minister is saying that we have misunderstood. That happens. H...

The example to which I was alluding in my remarks on the previous group was the one whereby paren...

Nobody wants to alarm anyone unnecessarily, which is why we are trying to get the Bill right, but...

I understand. However, that would be a civil matter but we will confirm it in writing.

If I...

Before the Minister finishes, I say that the local authorities have been heavily involved in this...

If I may, I will include the answer to that question in a letter to the noble Lord.

In her very careful responses, the noble Baroness the Minister clearly recognises that there are ...