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Moved by
Baroness Thornton
78: After Clause 15, insert the following new Clause—
<...My Lords, as well as moving Amendment 78, I shall also speak to Amendment 79 in my name, with the...
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My Lords, on behalf of my noble friend Lady Morgan, who is sorry not to be here today, I shall sp...
My Lords, I rise to speak to Amendment 106 in the name of and on behalf of the noble Baroness, La...
My Lords, I support Amendment 115 and would certainly have put my name to it had there been any s...
My Lords, I will speak briefly to my Amendments 103 and 103A, which the noble Baroness, Lady Thor...
My Lords, I support most of the amendments in this group, which is quite lengthy. One of my key p...
My Lords, I support effectively all the amendments in this group, but your Lordships will be reli...
My Lords, I will make three brief observations. First, I warmly commend Amendment 115. The law ne...
My Lords, I will make a very brief point, following on from that made by my noble and learned fri...
My Lords, in this group, I will speak only to Amendments 78 and 79, in the names of the noble Bar...
I am very grateful to my noble friend for so admirably speaking to Amendments 78 and 79—I will no...
My Lords, with this group of amendments we arrive at a particularly sensitive and emotive set of ...
Can the noble Earl clarify that he is saying that it is up to the victim to take the action?
The law is there to enable them to do that. However, where they have an advocate, that person can...
May I pick up on the Minister’s response to the noble Baroness, Lady Thornton? The whole problem ...
I will be very happy to do that because I fully recognise the seriousness of the issue, and in pa...
The noble Earl has laid out, in his usual exemplary way, the way that the system is meant to work...
I have heard the strength of feeling on this, and I will be more than happy to take the issues ra...
My Lords, I am grateful to the noble Earl for giving way. I ask whether the code will, in fact, i...
I recognise the seriousness of the issue. I have no advice in my brief on that, but I will be hap...
My Lords, it is exactly as the noble Lord, Lord Marks, said. He put it so succinctly, more so tha...
My Lords, I will also come in on this. I have huge respect for the noble Earl, and I have huge re...
My Lords, I am the first to agree that a code of practice takes us only a certain distance. We al...
I am grateful to the noble Earl for giving way. I have not spoken in this group so far, because I...
My Lords, having tasked the Law Commission, as we have, with preparing a full-scale set of recomm...
I want to make a technical point about the Law Commission review, which I have full respect for. ...
I hear what my noble friend has said. I was able to give what I hoped was helpful information in ...
My Lords, I am grateful for that response to the noble Baroness, Lady Finlay. I did a report on r...
I would be happy to write to my noble friend.
Amendment 173 seeks to extend Clause 24 to th...
I assume the noble Earl is asking me to withdraw my amendment.
I thank all noble Lords who ...
Moved by
Baroness Chakrabarti
82: After Clause 15, insert the following new Clause—
I have recovered my calm and my optimism that we may get some more positive noises from the Gover...
My Lords, it is a pleasure to sign all the amendments from the noble Baroness, Lady Chakrabarti, ...
My Lords, I support all these amendments. As Victims’ Commissioner, I have been in contact with m...
My Lords, I rise with some trepidation, but also with an open mind because I want some clarity on...
Yes, I said the other day in speaking to my amendments, I hope everyone accepts, that more women ...
The argument that the noble Baroness is expanding on now would be a case where a couple had separ...
My only final point is to say that the term “parental alienation” has become problematic on both ...
I will briefly respond to the noble Baroness. I thank the noble Baroness, Lady Fox, for her const...
My Lords, having started to grow old in the family courts, I feel that I ought to address some of...
My Lords, as we have heard, Amendment 82, the first in this group, is designed to prevent a paren...
My Lords, I open by agreeing with the last point made by the noble Lord, Lord Marks, that the ove...
My Lords, I begin by thanking the noble Baroness, Lady Chakrabarti, for tabling this group of ame...
My Lords, I hesitate to interrupt, and I understand the drift of what the noble Earl is saying, b...
I am very grateful to the noble Lord for those comments and will ensure that they are fed back to...
I take the opportunity of this conversation to request that, when the noble Earl feeds back to th...
I take the point about burdens placed on families at exactly the point they should not be, and I ...
I am so grateful to the Committee for the time we have spent on this lengthy but, I hope everyone...