Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill

I beg your pardon. The debate continues on Amendment 183. Forgive me.

Clause 85: Developmen...

My Lords, I nearly lost that chance, having sat here for several days waiting for this. I agree w...

My Lords, my name is on Amendment 191A, tabled by my noble friend Lady Thornhill, as is that of t...

My Lords, I am speaking to Amendment 221; I thank the noble Lord, Lord Young of Cookham, and the ...

My Lords, I support Amendment 221 in the name of the noble Lord, Lord Best, to which, as he indic...

My Lords, I have not heard Amendments 191A and 191B extensively discussed; it is possible that I ...

My Lords, I want to ask a question based on the remarks of the noble Lord, Lord Lansley. He said ...

My Lords, this is probably one of the key groups of amendments on planning in the Bill, as it set...

My Lords, this has been a really fascinating debate on a key part of the Bill. It has been good t...

My Lords, this might take a little bit of time. It was quite an in-depth and complicated group of...

I am sorry; I do not want to try the Minister’s patience, but we are not understanding how the va...

I am really happy to do that, because it is complex; there are a lot of acronyms and what have yo...

I hope my noble friend will forgive me for interrupting. I understand the point she is making abo...

The whole idea of moving national policies away from local policies is that we do not have to rep...

I beg leave to withdraw the amendment.