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National Security Bill - Committee (5th Day): Amendment 105A (18 Jan 2023)

Baroness Ludford: ...court. We should not automatically be excluding people from legal advice and support because of unrelated convictions. To do so will diminish access to justice in our country and could affect the objectivity of our legal system.” I suggest that that is a very important point. It is not as if the cohort to be affected is simply those convicted of serious terrorist offences, because it is...

Elected Representatives (Codes Of Conduct) (10 Jan 2023)

Debbie Abrahams: ...these duties we have the “General Principles of Conduct”, often referred to as the Nolan principles, which apply to all aspects of our parliamentary and public life: selflessness, integrity, objectivity, accountability, openness, honesty and leadership. But, as we know, too often over the last few years we have seen a small minority of Members pay scant regard to these duties and...

National Security Bill - Committee (1st Day): Amendment 1 (19 Dec 2022)

Lord Hope of Craighead: I want to make it quite clear that, for the reason that was expressed earlier, I do not object to the idea of objectivity here, because it is sometimes extremely difficult to prove that someone knew something. The phraseology being used is pointing in the right direction, but there are two different levels of knowledge. The first is the knowledge of the background facts, and then there is the...

Written Answers — Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office: Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office: Bullying (15 Dec 2022)

David Rutley: ...can face disciplinary procedures including charges of gross misconduct leading to dismissal. Bullying, harassment and discrimination are in direct conflict with the Civil Service values of honesty, objectivity, impartiality and integrity. It is important that all employees feel respected and treated fairly within the workplace. Departments have their own HR policies and processes for...

Written Answers — Treasury: Treasury: Bullying (13 Dec 2022)

James Cartlidge: ...can face disciplinary procedures including charges of gross misconduct leading to dismissal. Bullying, harassment and discrimination are in direct conflict with the Civil Service values of honesty, objectivity, impartiality and integrity. It is important that all employees feel respected and treated fairly within the workplace. HM Treasury has HR policies and processes in place for...

Standards: Code of Conduct and Guide to the Rules (12 Dec 2022)

...should not act or take decisions in order to gain financial or other material benefits for themselves, their family, or their friends. They must declare and resolve any interests and relationships. Objectivity Holders of public office must act and take decisions impartially, fairly and on merit, using the best evidence and without discrimination or bias. Accountability Holders of public...

UK Asylum and Refugee Policy - Motion to Take Note ( 9 Dec 2022)

Baroness Fox of Buckley: .... I do not blame people for trying their luck—they want a better life—so there are no accusations of “scroungers” or “invaders” from me. But it is simply disingenuous to suggest that the objectivity of the law is not being strained when determining asylum status is so difficult. I am especially worried when we gaslight the British public, who feel that some are gaming the...

Pulmonary Embolisms: Diagnosis (30 Nov 2022)

Helen Hayes: ...could not have been detected, even though Jenny displayed symptoms consistent with 90% of pulmonary embolisms. My constituent disagrees with the report conclusions, and he is concerned that it lacks objectivity and that there is insufficient learning to prevent such misdiagnosis from happening again. A higher level of investigation would have ensured independent contributors to the report,...

Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill - Second Reading (Continued) (23 Nov 2022)

Baroness O'Loan: ...to investigate an unsolved crime, to detect that crime by identifying lines of inquiry. There is national best practice for how to do a review so that it is thorough, is conducted with integrity and objectivity, looks at all investigative opportunities and makes recommendations for further investigation. Reviews are there to assist investigation, not to substitute for it. They should...

Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Hugh Powell (18 Nov 2022)

Jeremy Quin: ...have been invited to recuse himself from the review. No such action was required. The civil servants who worked on the Review were bound by the same standards of integrity, honesty, impartiality and objectivity, set out in the Civil Service Code that apply to all civil servants.

Papers Relating to the Home Secretary ( 8 Nov 2022)

Ruth Cadbury: ...ethics of how the Home Office works as a Department. Like all of us, Ministers are public servants. We all sign up to the seven Nolan principles of public life: integrity, openness, selflessness, objectivity, accountability, honesty and leadership. Ministers also have a duty to this country on public safety, national security and human rights and a duty to the taxpayer. Have we seen that...

BBC Local Radio: Proposed Reduction in Provision ( 1 Nov 2022)

Karl Turner: We all appreciate the brilliance, the quality, the objectivity and the outstanding journalism, production and research of BBC radio journalists—not least, in Hull, in the coverage of rugby league, which you and I are both fans of, Mr Speaker. I urge the Minister to impress upon the director-general the crucial importance of that local knowledge in local BBC radio.

Genetic Technology (Precision Breeding) Bill: New Clause 1 - The Genetic Technology Authority (31 Oct 2022)

Mark Spencer: ...record. It is well regarded nationally and internationally for its advice, guidance and insight, and I assure the House that it operates to the highest standards of impartiality, integrity and objectivity. Precision breeding technologies mimic traditional breeding processes, but more precisely and efficiently, which means that products from precision bred plants or animals contain only...

Public Bill Committee: Financial Services and Markets Bill: Clause 38 - Listing Authority Advisory Panel (27 Oct 2022)

Angela Eagle: ...clause 42 exists to try to provide balance and transparency about who will be on the panels, because we would not want them to be captured by particular parts of the structure. We need to have some objectivity if their work is to have credibility and deserves to be taken into account in regulators’ decision making.

Scottish Parliament: Hunting with Dogs (Scotland) Bill: Stage 1 (25 Oct 2022)

Alasdair Allan: I want to declare less of an interest and more of an objectivity: my constituency of the Western Isles has no native fox population. There was a single sighting some 14 years ago, which can convincingly be explained as a fox only if it was either an exceptionally good swimmer or a very sly CalMac passenger. I have tried to approach my role on the committee from that dispassionate starting...

Covid-19 Vaccines: Safety — [Sir Roger Gale in the Chair] (24 Oct 2022)

Danny Kruger: ...of the MHRA, and I very much hope he is right about that. Is he aware that it is overwhelmingly funded by the pharmaceutical companies that it regulates? Does he have any concerns about the objectivity of its work?

Public Bill Committee: Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill: New Clause 79 - No role for councillors in recruitment or duties of monitoring officers (20 Oct 2022)

Dehenna Davison: ... that she witnessed is not isolated. All examples of bad practice absolutely must be called out, but there is a strict framework already in place. The new clause appears to seek to protect the objectivity of monitoring officers, and their ability to speak truth to power—that is, to elected members. The new clause requires that elected councillors have no role in the selection or...

Replacement of the Chancellor of the Exchequer (17 Oct 2022)

Caroline Lucas: ...the Prime Minister herself about this, but given that she is not here, I shall ask that Leader of the House: is it leadership to sack your Chancellor for doing exactly what he was asked to do; is it objectivity to refuse to allow the OBR experts to assess the so-called mini-Budget; and does she agree that the first test of accountability is to actually show up?

Scottish Parliament: Skills Delivery Landscape (22 Sep 2022)

Jamie Hepburn: ...James Withers to lead the review. He is known to many of us, as he was until recently the chief executive of Scotland Food & Drink. He has a wealth of experience in industry that will bring objectivity, creativity and rigour to the review. His remit will be to engage widely with stakeholders across the skills and education landscape—including, of course, the staff of our agencies—to...

Seven Principles of Public Life — [Derek Twigg in the Chair] ( 7 Sep 2022)

Heather Wheeler: ...The bedrock of those standards is formed, as we have heard many hon. Members say, by the seven principles of public life established by Lord Nolan in 1995. The principles— selflessness, integrity, objectivity, accountability, openness, honesty and leadership—are woven into the codes of conduct for Members of the House and those in the other place. They are also central to the...


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