My Lords, “substantial change” probably accommodates what the noble Lord was thinking about. I am following a formula which
the noble Lord, Lord Lisvane, thought was appropriate, bearing in mind that there are limits to the extent to which this House can lay down procedures for the other place.
3.30 pm
Anyway, the point of the amendment is to give what we require, which is that Parliament should control what is in the list, no more and no less. A quick reading of the schedule suggests that many of the items listed in it are things we can well do without. But my point is that it is for Parliament in the proper way to take that decision.
I should give notice that, when the time comes for me to move this amendment, I will seek to test the opinion of the House.