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My Lords, I am very grateful to all those who have taken part in this debate. I am also grateful to the Minister. I have listened very carefully to all that she has said but I am afraid that I remain very concerned on two fronts: first, the absence of a discipline to ensure that, going forward, the Immigration Rules will be forged out of regard for the need both to minimise opportunities for...
My Lords, I tabled Amendment 81 because I have real concerns about the proposed arrangements with respect to the end of free movement as they relate to victims of modern slavery. As I stated during the first day of this Committee’s proceedings, “it is politically unthinkable that we should now stand by and allow an erosion in the rights of victims of modern slavery in this country.”...
My Lords, I am pleased to speak in support of Amendment 7 in the name of the noble Lord, Lord McColl. I was one of those who raised concerns about paragraph 6 of Schedule 1 at Second Reading. As I stated then, an important body of EU-derived rights stems from the anti-trafficking directive—in particular, victims’ rights to support, assistance and protection. I have a particular interest...
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RSS feed (?)DUP Peer, Former DUP MLA for Fermanagh and South Tyrone
Entered the House of Lords on 27 June 2006
Positions held at time of appointment: MLA,Chairman, Democratic UnionistParty. (from Number 10 press release)
Entered the Assembly on 25 June 1998 — General election
Left the Assembly on 26 January 2017 — Dissolved for election
Also represented Fermanagh and South Tyrone
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