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House of Lords (Peerage Nominations) Bill [HL] - Second Reading (18 Nov 2022)

Lord Judge: ...lament in 2021 that the Burns committee principles were not being applied—were ignored. PACAC, the public administration committee in the House of Commons—I will not go through its full title—warmly supported the proposals of the Burns committee, and, again, it has been ignored. Perhaps like everybody else, Prime Ministers do not give up the powers that attach to their office any...

Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II - Tributes ( 9 Sep 2022)

Lord Judge: ...and women who were born in Queen Victoria’s age. We have to remember that she, in her generation, was one of that generation for whom the horrors, the fears, the catastrophe of the Second World War lived bright and dark. For that generation, the arrival of a new princess to become Queen, mourning the loss of her beloved father and yet assuming her responsibilities without hesitation,...

Her Majesty the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee - Motion for an Humble Address (26 May 2022)

Lord Judge: ...my parents’ generation—most of our parents’ generation, but for some of us perhaps our grandparents’ generation—who endured the casualties, hardships and lamentations of the Second World War and its bleak aftermath with such fortitude and resilience. In 1952, their lovely young Queen was a promise of a brighter future for them. The trumpets no longer sound for that rather...

Nationality and Borders Bill - Report (1st Day): Amendment 24 (28 Feb 2022)

Lord Judge: ...are back to “Oh, yes, it is” and “Oh, no, it isn’t”, and that is no way for us to be on a measure of such crucial importance to many people suffering from the consequences of persecution, war, famine and so many things that afflict other nations and with which fortunately we are not afflicted. The House really ought to decide this. I ask the House to decide and tell us what its...

Afghanistan - Motion to Take Note (18 Aug 2021)

Lord Judge: ..., murderers and rapists. All those men are now free and will dress up their revenge as a debt they owe to their God. The peril those brave women are in is terrifying. They were our allies in the war against barbarism. We went into Afghanistan and have left Afghanistan because we act in accordance with our loyalty to our allies; we do not desert them. We must not desert those women—these...

His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh - Motion for an Humble Address (12 Apr 2021)

Lord Judge: ..., along with vast numbers of brave men who had already died or who would, in my grandmother’s simple words, die for us. Today, of course, very few of those who fought and survived the war are still with us, and those who did are very old. Any tribute to those who risked death and mutilation should reflect just a little deeply that they were not the old men and women they are now; they...

House of Lords: Lord Speaker’s Committee Report - Motion to Take Note (Continued) (19 Dec 2017)

Lord Judge: ...it, but it comes from Macbeth. Now I have dredged up another one. John Dunning, in 1780—a bit of history lightens the mood, does it not?—when we were making a complete Horlicks of the American war of independence, led a resolution in the House of Commons, to the effect that, “the influence of the Crown has increased, is increasing, and ought to be diminished”. That is precisely why...

Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Bill [HL] - Committee (1st Day) (21 Nov 2017)

Lord Judge: ...argue that “connected” in this context is a weasel word: it is very wide and all-embracing. My mother was Maltese and my father was English. I was born in Malta in the middle of the war, the hospital being bombed as my poor mother gave birth to me. I accept and am proud to claim my connection with Malta—I would not mind being included on a connection list such as that. My children...


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