Baroness Kidron (CB)

My Lords, I thank all who have spoken for their excellent contributions. I will make three quick points. First, in the course of the afternoon, I opened the Explanatory Notes, which is always a bit of

My Lords, Amendment 83, in my name and those of the noble Baroness, Lady Ludford, and the noble Lords, Lord Holmes and Lord Tarassenko, would require the Secretary of State to publish and maintain a d

My Lords, Amendment 74 is in my name and those of the noble Baronesses, Lady Morgan and Lady Ludford. The noble Baroness, Lady Morgan, is very sorry that she cannot be in the Committee this afternoon

My Lords, I support Amendment 72 and I have signed it. I recognise the probing nature of this, but I also recognise the problem it seeks to address. The knowledge that a cyber threat or cyber attack h

My Lords, for reasons that I do not understand, I do not have my name on these amendments, given all the others from the noble Baroness that I do, but I support them. It is funny, because when I came

My Lords, I am very glad to support all the amendments; I will not read them out again. The noble Baroness, Lady Harding, has already convincingly set out the case. I really hope that the Minister rec