Lord Wolfson of Tredegar (Con)

My Lords, this is the last group for debate today so I will not speak at length. As the noble Lord, Lord Alton, has just said, there is a large measure of agreement across the Committee on the need fo

My Lords, I will be brief. I am very grateful to the Minister for what he said about the guidance. Obviously, the sooner it is made available the better, but some advance sight of it before it is form

My Lords, Amendment 6A is in the name of my noble and learned friend Lord Keen of Elie and myself. I will also speak to Amendment 19 in this group. There are a number of amendments in this group, and

My Lords, I shall be brief. I thank the Minister for his considered and certainly not reckless response to these various amendments—and also for promoting me. This morning when I appeared in court I w

My Lords, in moving Amendment 3, which is in my name and that of my noble and learned friend Lord Keen of Elie, I will also speak to our Amendments 4, 17 and 26. These are all probing amendments to qu

My Lords, I am grateful to the noble Baroness, Lady Kramer, for leading this group. I know many of her amendments on whistleblowing bear similarities to those proposed by her on other matters in the l