Member

Again, we suffer from the point I made in the debate on the previous group in relation to the speech by the noble Lord, Lord Liddle. We are being pushed around between what this Bill says and being told that we cannot ask questions—it is all going to be dealt with in a Bill we cannot see. It is not good enough; we need the assurances now. It will very much be my intention to seek the opinion of the House on Amendment 13 if the assurances I receive are not satisfactory.