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Investigatory Powers Tribunal Rules 2018 - Motion to Approve (28 Nov 2018)

Baroness Williams of Trafford: ..., I am pleased to be given the opportunity to debate the updates to the Investigatory Powers Tribunal Rules in the House this afternoon. Before I address the updates to the rules, I will briefly cover the background to the Investigatory Powers Tribunal, as well as some key statistics. The Investigatory Powers Tribunal, which I will refer to as the tribunal from now on, was established...

Offensive Weapons Bill: Offence of threatening with an offensive weapon etc in a private place (28 Nov 2018)

Vicky Ford: ...proposed offence and remove the weapon from the owner. I am extremely pleased that the Bill extends the current offence of possessing such bladed articles or offensive weapons on school premises to cover all further education premises in England and Wales as well as schools. As I have said, it is this group of 16 to 18-year-olds in my constituency who have campaigned very hard since my...

European Union (Definition of Treaties) (Economic Partnership Agreements and Trade Agreement) (Eastern and Southern Africa States, Southern African Development Community States, Ghana and Ecuador) Order 2018 - Motion to Approve (27 Nov 2018)

Lord Stevenson of Balmacara: ...from this debate is that trade matters. It matters because it is so fundamental in shaping the world in which we live. Modern trade deals such as this are no longer simply about tariffs as they cover services as well as vast areas of public policy. Modern trade deals have to be constructed with proper consideration for the environment, workers’ rights and human rights if we are to live...

Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill - Committee (2nd Day) (31 Oct 2018)

Earl Howe: ...has shifted and diversified, its methods have developed and it has been quick to exploit modern online technology. Both its extent and its severity have maintained an upwards trajectory, and the intelligence services consider that in recent years there has been an enduring shift in the nature of the threat, rather than just a spike. We can be under no illusion: the scale of the threat we...

Addictive Technology (23 Oct 2018)

Margot James: ...for the fairer taxation of technology companies as his first priority. If he does not get that, I am told that he will introduce a tax unilaterally in the United Kingdom. The health review will cover important and diverse issues, including cyber-bullying, online gaming, sleep problems and problematic internet use. I gather that the chief medical officer’s report will be published next...

Cyber Threats - Motion to Take Note (18 Oct 2018)

Viscount Waverley: ...problem, and the global response is not moving at the speed needed. “Planning for the worst” should be the mantra. A major challenge is that it is hard to investigate given the non-sharing of intelligence between agencies, the inconsistency of the approach of Interpol and the lack of direct communication between banks, for example, which all compound the problem. Another challenge is...

Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Juveniles) (Amendment) Order 2018 - Motion to Regret (16 Oct 2018)

Lord Paddick: My Lords, I declare an interest as a former controller of covert human intelligence sources—CHISs—or police informants as they are otherwise known, although I have never controlled child CHISs. As I approach my fifth anniversary in this place, I hope that noble Lords will accept that tabling a regret Motion is not something I do lightly. The Government have introduced regulations that...

Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill - Second Reading ( 9 Oct 2018)

Lord Janvrin: ...Lord, Lord Tyrie, both accomplished parliamentarians who I am sure will contribute a huge amount both to this debate and in the future. I should begin by drawing attention to my membership of the Intelligence and Security Committee. That said, this Bill mainly concerns the work of the police and other criminal justice agencies, which are not directly scrutinised by the ISC. I am speaking...

Salisbury Update - Statement ( 5 Sep 2018)

Baroness Evans of Bowes Park: ...deliberately targeted, but rather they were victims of the reckless disposal of this agent. The police have today released further details of the small glass counterfeit perfume bottle and box discovered in Charlie Rowley’s house which was found to contain this nerve agent. The manner in which the bottle was modified leaves no doubt that it was a cover for smuggling the weapon into the...

Salisbury Update ( 5 Sep 2018)

Theresa May: ...deliberately targeted, but rather they were victims of the reckless disposal of this agent. The police have today released further details of the small glass counterfeit perfume bottle and box discovered in Charlie Rowley’s house which was found to contain this nerve agent. The manner in which the bottle was modified leaves no doubt it was a cover for smuggling the weapon into the...

Terrorism: Emergency Communications - Question for Short Debate ( 5 Jul 2018)

Viscount Brookeborough: ...more rural areas, the local services will have to be supported by others. I am not sure that I am confident that having reached the area, they will be able to integrate properly. This is about the human side rather the technology aspect. We really should do something about having a national doctrine to cover many of the things that happen. The police, with their gold, silver and bronze...

Nigeria - Question for Short Debate (28 Jun 2018)

Baroness Goldie: ...Kingdom action. It goes without saying that the Government regard the situation in Nigeria as both challenging and deeply disturbing. There are a number of issues at play which are having serious humanitarian consequences. The first are the actions of Boko Haram, of which many noble Lords will sadly be aware. Boko Haram claims to represent Islam, but its interpretation could not be further...

Backbench Business: Russian Federation Activity (28 Jun 2018)

Khalid Mahmood: ...in the USA provided for the officials allegedly involved in Sergei Magnitsky’s death to be sanctioned, although it was later broadened into a general power for the US to impose sanctions against human rights abusers. We need to seriously consider implementing such important legislation. I see that the occupant of the Chair has changed; it is a privilege to serve under you, Ms Buck. My...

Scottish Parliament: Prescription (Scotland) Bill: Stage 1 (27 Jun 2018)

Gordon Lindhurst: ...the legal systems of the world, past, present and—one would hope—future. As the professor’s illustration indicates, the question of prescription is one that applies across a wide breadth of human life and experience. I did a short trawl through Scottish case law of the past couple of centuries. A huge number of issues were covered, ranging from salmon fishing rights to boundary...

NATO Summit 2018 - Motion to Take Note (26 Jun 2018)

Lord Howell of Guildford: ...sorry that he has not been able to stay with us and pursue those matters. Fourthly, there are issues of NATO management. I know that my noble friend Lord Jopling will raise these in our debate. We covered other matters in our report, including the very important consideration of the direction of Turkey in the new milieu. Which way will Turkey turn now, with President Erdoğan re-elected?...

Armed Forces: Reserves - Motion to Take Note (21 Jun 2018)

Viscount Trenchard: ...Air Force establishments. I almost always find members of my squadron deployed to the squadron or station I visit. While I cannot claim any experience of the Royal Naval Reserve, it has been well covered by my noble friend Lord Sterling and the noble Earl, Lord Cork and Orrery. I also have 10 years’ experience in the TA, or Army Reserve as we call it now, in both the Cambridge University...

Scottish Parliament: Human Trafficking (Annual Progress Report) (14 Jun 2018)

Michael Matheson: I am sure that all members in the chamber agree that human trafficking is a terrible crime and an appalling abuse of human rights. It targets the most vulnerable, across the globe and here in Scotland, and the impact on victims is devastating. This Parliament unanimously passed the Human Trafficking and Exploitation (Scotland) Act 2015, and I laid the first trafficking and exploitation...

Offences Against the Person Act 1861: Ivory Bill ( 4 Jun 2018)

Jim Shannon: ...the WWF says, the illegal wildlife trade drives corruption, impacts the rule of law, threatens sustainable development and has been linked to other forms of organised crime such as arms, drugs and human trafficking. The hon. Member for Richmond Park (Zac Goldsmith) made the point that people turn to other methods of securing income, and illegal trade is the upshot of that. There are...

Data Protection Bill [HL] - Commons Amendments (14 May 2018)

...of the information to a member of the public would contravene—(a) Article 21 of the GDPR (general processing: right to object to processing), or(b) section 99 of the Data Protection Act 2018 (intelligence services processing: right to object to processing).(1C) The condition in this paragraph is that—(a) on a request under Article 15(1) of the GDPR (general processing: right of access...

Belhaj and Boudchar: Litigation Update (10 May 2018)

Kenneth Clarke: ...standards in the service. Does he accept that we now need to move quickly to the most important thing, which is to be reassured that nothing of this kind is likely to happen again and that our intelligence services will not get embroiled in such serious breaches of human rights? The Intelligence and Security Committee is shortly to produce a report that covers these matters. Will my right...


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