Member

The noble Baroness may grimace at this, but the fact is that these organisations have a list of things they would like to see put right—and none of them has so far been properly addressed by the proponents of the Bill. That is a fundamental issue; it is not about things that do not matter. These are the people who are going to be asked to carry this through. Therefore, it is not unreasonable for those of us who want a good Bill to say, “Please can you meet each of those demands and concerns, so we feel that the professions concerned are able properly to join in the carrying through of this Bill?”