Baroness Neville-Rolfe (Con)

My Lords, as most of us agreed in my noble friend Lord Bridges of Headley’s debate last week, we need to be honest about the trade-offs that we face, given the sheer scale of our national debt and the

To ask His Majesty’s Government what plans they have to reduce the £110 billion annual interest bill for servicing Government debt.

My Lords, I know from having had ministerial responsibilities for public sector fraud that there is much scope for reducing it in local authorities. Scams relating to empty business premises are a ver

My Lords, I close by acknowledging the considerable degree of cross-party support and engagement that has underpinned most of our discussions on the Bill. I thank the Minister and his officials for th

My Lords, as this is Third Reading, I want to start by extending my warm thanks to the Minister and his team for their work on the Bill. I welcome the movement that the Government have shown on severa

My Lords, I was responsible in the Cabinet Office for the fight against public sector fraud—and energetically so. I share my noble friend Lady Coffey’s concern about the move to the DWP, which risks f