Member

Surely the least Parliament can expect is to be allowed to consider why it has repealed the material parts of Section 8 of the 1900 Act, so that it can decide whether this should be allowed. With great respect to the Minister and all those supporting him enthusiastically, I defy the Government to produce a logical argument that negates the requirement—at least, the principle—that Parliament should have the final say. For those reasons, I support the amendment spoken to so well by my noble friend Lord Inglewood.