Lord Crisp

My Lords, first, I thank noble Lords for participating in this last sitting before our Recess. I declare an interest as patron of Global Health Partnerships, GHP, formerly known as THET, which is what

My Lords, I too congratulate my noble friend and her colleagues on an excellent and timely report, and on her speech. I will make two quick points. The first is to add my voice to the point about loca

My Lords, I congratulate the noble Baroness, Lady Rock, on the truly impressive way in which she chaired our committee and got this group of very knowledgeable people to produce a really tight and ver

My Lords, it is a privilege to follow four such powerful, knowledgeable and moving speeches. I will briefly discuss five areas. First, following the powerful speech of the noble Lord, Lord Scriven, I

My Lords, I am pleased to see that, in Motion K1, the noble Baroness, Lady Barran, has reduced the issue to being about only Section 31 and that she has provided a carve-out, as it were, for adoption.

My Lords, I will speak to my Amendment 160. As I did in the last group, I start by saying that I am grateful to the Minister and her colleagues for having moved in some way on the information provided