Labour Peer
Entered the House of Lords in 1999
To ask His Majesty's Government what progress they are making with regard to their River Wye Action Plan, published on 12 April.
My Lords, my name appears on all three amendments in this group and therefore it is very tempting to make a long speech on all of them. But I will not do that; I am going to confine myself to the absolutely ghastly procedural and constitutional hole we are in. I think that for a lot of this stuff to go through wash-up is a breach of the constitution and the understanding of the constitution...
That is right. He has succeeded; I have lost my thread. If we had had more time or if the phrase “extended consensus” had been interpreted more widely, these matters could have been dealt with. In the end, we will end up with an unnecessarily flawed Bill and a subject to which an incoming Government—as long as they are not a Conservative one—will have to devote their time. We could...
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