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Entered the House of Lords on 12 October 2005
My Lords, in my former judicial capacity in the Supreme Court in the case of Nicklinson, which the noble Baroness, Lady Bakewell, has mentioned, I was one of the clear seven-to-two majority who said that this was not a matter for judges but for Parliament to decide. In my current legislative capacity, I welcome the opportunity to join in this debate. Suicide is decriminalised, yet assisting...
I beg to move. Ayes 315, Noes 86.
My Lords, I beg to move that the third report of the Conduct Committee be agreed to. As your Lordships are aware, and as has just been said, the House, by Standing Order 68, has decided that such a report is decided without debate, so I will confine myself to a brief introduction. On 3 November last year, the House agreed to a recommendation from the Conduct Committee, consistent with the...
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