Lord Colgrain

I thank the Minister for her reply. Given that farm units of the size that she has mentioned are generally viewed as uneconomic and unviable in purely agricultural terms, I ask, if I may, two question

I beg leave to ask the Question standing in my name on the Order Paper and refer to my farming interests in Kent, as set out in the register.

My Lords, I thank my noble friend Lord Fairfax for securing this very important debate. We are already seeing the potential of artificial intelligence being realised as a driving force throughout this

My Lords, before there are any Front-Bench responses, I would like to add my thanks to your Lordships’ House and the other place for the speed and constructive nature of the passage of this Bill. As I

I add my congratulations to my noble friend Lord Hart of Tenby on his excellent maiden speech. I am sure the whole House looks forward to his future meaningful contributions. I declare my interests as

My Lords, I am in favour of Amendment 21A in the name of my noble friend Lord Harlech, to which I have added my name. At Second Reading, I asked a question of the Minister regarding when reserves woul