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Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Digital Heritage (20 Jan 2010)

Tom Watson: Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker. I am explaining the context in which I have produced my Bill, and I hope to bring myself back into order rapidly, with your guidance. The creative industries, like many Members, are concerned about some of the major measures in the Digital Economy Bill. My Bill might precede it, because, depending on when the House is dissolved for a general election, the...

Northern Ireland Assembly: Executive Committee Business: Digital Economy Bill [HL]:  Legislative Consent Motion (11 Jan 2010)

Nelson McCausland: I beg to move That this Assembly endorses the principle of the extension to Northern Ireland of the provisions of the Digital Economy Bill dealing with the classification of video games etc and public lending right. I remind Members of the Video Recordings Bill legislative consent motion, which they have just supported, because the two motions are closely related. I also express gratitude to...

Digital Economy Bill (13 Sep 2016)

Karen Bradley: I beg to move, That the Bill be now read a Second time. We live in a digital economy. Almost £600 billion of online sales were made in the UK in 2014. That is the largest per capita online sales figure in the world, of all the major economies, at just over £1,500 per head. To put that figure in context, it is more than 50% higher than that of the United States, which is the next highest...

Written Answers — Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport: Pornography: Internet (17 Nov 2022)

Lord Parkinson of Whitley Bay: In October 2019, His Majesty’s Government announced its decision to use the Online Safety Bill to protect children from pornography. The provisions in this Bill will provide greater protection to children than Part 3 of the Digital Economy Act. It will cover a wider range of services, including social media companies and search services, which were not in scope of the Digital Economy Act,...

Business of the House: Digital Economy Bill [ Lords] ( 6 Apr 2010)

Adam Afriyie: ...times, as we shall not have much opportunity beyond today to examine the legislation. At the height of the dotcom boom, new Labour talked about modernising Government IT. They talked about the digital economy, but they were not digital natives, so they created an e-unit, an e-envoy and even an e-Minister. In fact, they slapped an "e" in front of anything that moved. While the pace of...

Public Bill Committee: Online Safety Bill: Clause 170 - Repeal of Part 4B of the Communications Act (23 Jun 2022)

Chris Philp: Clause 170 repeals the video-sharing platform regime. While the VSP and online safety regimes have similar objectives, the new framework in the Bill will be broader and will apply to a wider range of online platforms. It is for this reason that we will repeal the VSP regime and transition those entities regulated as VSPs across to the online safety regime, which is broader and more effective...

Bill Presented: Data Protection Bill [Lords] ( 5 Mar 2018)

Matthew Hancock: I absolutely do, and the Bill does bring forward the right to the protection of personal data, as I will set out. It is incredibly important to ensure that such rights keep pace with the sort of modern technologies that the hon. Lady—she is extremely well informed on these topics—refers to, such as the internet of things. The Bill will directly address the issue she raises by...

Investigatory Powers Bill: Persons who may apply for issue of warrant ( 7 Jun 2016)

Gavin Newlands: ...I do not have time. Plenty of other Members want to speak. You will pleased to hear, Mr Speaker, that I am nearing the end of my speech. [Hon. Members: “Hear, hear.”] Thank you. We live in a digital age. I therefore welcome the Government’s proposed digital economy Bill, and, indeed, the Chancellor’s commitment to match the Scottish Government’s commitment to universal broadband...

Scottish Parliament: Digital Economy Bill (22 Feb 2017)

Kenneth Macintosh: The next i tem of business is consideration of legislative consent motion S5M-03925, in the name of Fergus Ewing, on the Digital Economy Bill. I call Fergus Ewing to move the motion. Motion moved, That the Parliament agrees that the relevant provisions of the Digital Economy Bill, introduced in the House of Commons on 5 July 2016, relating to the Scottish Ministers laying down fees and rules...

Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Digital Economy Bill 2016-17 (23 Feb 2017)

Ben Gummer: The draft Digital Government (Disclosure of Information) Regulations, available at https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachm ent_data/file/535311/2016-07-05_Digital_Government__Disclosu re_of_Information__draft_regs.pdf, give illustrative examples of the public service delivery purposes for which information may be disclosed. The draft Regulations include: i) supporting...

Written Ministerial Statements — Department for International Trade: Singapore Digital Economy Agreement Update (14 Jun 2022)

Anne-Marie Trevelyan: Today, I am proud to announce that the UK-Singapore Digital Economy Agreement (DEA) enters into force, following the completion of the necessary domestic procedures on both sides. This will allow UK businesses to start benefitting from the provisions contained within the agreement, helping them to trade and grow. This ground-breaking agreement is the world's most innovative digital trade...

Online Safety Bill: Day 1 (12 Jul 2022)

Consideration of Bill, as amended in the Public Bill Committee [Relevant Documents: Report of the Joint Committee on the Draft Online Safety Bill, Session 2021-22: Draft Online Safety Bill, HC 609, and the Government Response, CP 640; Letter from the Minister for Tech and the Digital Economy to the Chair of the Joint Committee on Human Rights relating to the Online Safety Bill, dated 16 June...

Petition - A509 Development Ashton Grove: EU Data Protection Rules (12 Dec 2016)

Matthew Hancock: I was about to come on to that issue, which was raised in the Digital Economy Bill Committee. The Bill includes important data-sharing arrangements, supported by the Labour Government in Wales, to improve public services and other things by ensuring that data are appropriately shared. Those sharing arrangements will still be protected by the data protection regime. The Bill is drafted...

Written Answers — Department for Science, Innovation and Technology: Digital Economy Council (24 Oct 2023)

Paul Scully: The Digital Economy Council (DEC) last met on the 18th of January 2023. This meeting addressed the department’s priorities for 2023 and sought feedback from members on the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumer Bill. Discussions were also held on the Patrick Vallance Regulatory Review. The DEC was also an important contributor to my department’s efforts to help facilitate HSBC’s...

Debate on the Address: The Economy and Work (26 May 2016)

Alan Mak: ..., which is a huge achievement. In Havant the number of people on jobseeker’s allowance has more than halved since 2010. I welcome the Gracious Speech not only because it strengthens Britain’s economy today, but because it prepares our economy for tomorrow by equipping the country to lead in what is becoming known as the fourth industrial revolution, helping to create jobs and...

Public Bill Committee: Digital Economy Bill: Examination of Witnesses (11 Oct 2016)

Paul Nowak: It would tackle issues around, for example, employment status. We have this curious interface between the new, emerging digital economy and what I would characterise as some old-fashioned exploitative employment practices. It is great that we can all order new goods and services online via eBay, but often the person who delivers that package will be working so-called to an app...

Digital Economy Bill [HL] (26 Jan 2010)

Baroness Miller of Chilthorne Domer: My Lords, I strongly support the amendment tabled by the noble Lord, Lord Whitty. He has eloquently explained it and asked the Minister why there is not due process in the case of the digital economy approach that this Bill sets out. Everything that the noble Lord, Lord Whitty, has said underlines the glaring omission from this Bill of any rights given to users of the digital economy-the...

Business of the House (25 Mar 2010)

Harriet Harman: I agree with the sentiments of my hon. Friend: obviously we want proper scrutiny when passing Bills that have a level of technical complexity, such as the Digital Economy Bill. However, I know that he will agree that it is very important that we have the right sort of regulation for an industry that is important not only to lobbyists, but to the music, film and other creative industries....

Public Bill Committee: Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill: Examination of Witness (13 Jun 2023)

Alex Davies-Jones: Q Finally, the other thing we have heard a lot around this Bill is the length of time it has taken us to get to this place. We had the digital competition expert panel set up in 2018, and the Bill’s impact assessment now suggests that the provisions in the Bill will not be fully operational until 2025 at the earliest. Can our digital economy wait that long?

Written Answers — Culture Media and Sport: Digital Broadcasting: Radio (21 Jan 2010)

Alistair Carmichael: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport what assessment he has made of the likely effects of digital switchover under the provisions of the Digital Economy Bill on the ability of local commercial radio stations without a digital path to continue to broadcast on the analogue spectrum.


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