Lord Stockwood (Lab)

My Lords, I welcome the focus of the noble Baroness, Lady Kramer, on the vulnerabilities in the private credit system. Although the Government are clear that the growth of private credit has brought b

My Lords, I am grateful to noble Lords for their thoughtful contributions to this debate. This clearly animates a lot of discussion. I particularly acknowledge the noble Baroness, Lady Noakes, and the

The sense is that it creates an administrative burden. We are trying to cut down on regulation as part of trying to accelerate growth, and we believe that that is the right balance.

I can clarify that an annual plan is required and will still be required. Let me write to the noble Baroness to confirm that.

What we have set out in answer to that question is that there is clearly a need for greater transparency and thinking about what the five-year plan looks like. In terms of the interaction with the Tre

What the clause is trying to represent is that this is the starting point. There is definitely work to do and it needs to be improved.