Lord Harper

I will press the noble and learned Lord because I genuinely want to understand what is going to happen. This is quite a big deal for the health service and other professionals in…

I will press the noble and learned Lord on that point. The ability for medical professionals to discuss this with patients is prescribed in the first part of Clause 5, but only “i…

My Lords, I shall focus my remarks on two points. One is that I thought the speech of my noble friend Lady Monckton of Dallington Forest was very powerful. I strongly support what…

I wanted to ask the noble and learned Lord, on his comments about the contribution from the noble Lord, Lord Stevens, about the role of the NHS. As noble Lords know, that this is…

My Lords—

I want to press the Minister a little for an answer, not necessarily this minute, on the point that my noble friend Lord Deben makes. It is perfectly proper for matters of genuine…

I am grateful to the noble Lord for that information, but I am conscious that, because of his intervention, I am well over time. I am going to conclude my remarks there and allow…

My Lords, I will come on to the exposition by the noble Baroness, Lady Finlay, on this group of amendments shortly. I will also pick up on the important and perfectly fair point r…

I want to pick up a point made by the noble Baroness, Lady Berger, and the noble and learned Lord’s response to it. There are two aspects to what she said: whether the noble and l…