Baroness Taylor of Bolton (Lab)

My Lords, it has been a very interesting day. I think all Members have learned something from somebody else. I am not sure whether there are any two Members in the House who actually agree perfectly o

My Lords, it is probably quite appropriate that we are going to discuss this immediately after we have heard several comments about us being a self-governing House, because it enters into this as well

That this House takes note of the Report from the Retirement and Participation Committee (HL Paper 32).

My Lords, if no one else wants to follow the noble Lord, I will add my support to the case that he is making. Like him, I raised this at Second Reading, and I agree with every word he has said, so I d

My Lords, I said at the beginning that there was a wealth of experience in this Room; the speeches that we have heard this afternoon prove that. Every individual person has added their own insight int

My Lords, I am pleased to introduce this debate on the report The Building Safety Regulator : Building a Better Regulator , which was published by the Industry and Regulators Committee in early Decemb