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Member

Speaking in the House of Lords on 27 March 2025

Debate

Holocaust Memorial Bill

Contribution

Then, of course, any danger to the trees disappears, because a stand-alone memorial does not need anything but a conventional foundation. The flooding risk, such as it is, will be reduced. The relationship with the park and the management of the park becomes much easier. The visitors to the park would hardly notice, because there would be none of this endless progression of buses and traffic. I leave it to Members of the Committee to see the extent to which this would reduce the uncertainty, delay and risk.

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