Baroness Porter of Fulwood (Con)

My Lords, as we consider this issue it is also important to look at how it intersects with the criminal justice system. We know there is a cycle whereby disadvantage can lead to educational disengagem

My Lords, I welcome Amendment 148A. The Bill will shape the ecosystems of support that underpin and surround our entire justice system. A recurring theme through Second Reading and Committee so far ha

My Lords, I also support Amendment 93B in the name of my noble friend Lady Neville-Rolfe. It is well established that the literacy and numeracy rates for those who end up committing crime are much low

I thank the noble Lord. To build on that, more needs to be done for the community and voluntary organisations that, sitting alongside this Bill, will help build the capacity to deliver, so that the ra

My Lords, I support Amendment 35, as outlined by my noble friend Lord Sandhurst. As I said at Second Reading, good intentions go only so far. The Bill transfers a large part of the responsibility for

My Lords, I echo the tributes made to the noble Baroness, Lady Newlove. Our thoughts are with her family today. This Bill is important. The UK has one of the highest rates of imprisonment in Europe an