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Public Bill Committee: Investigatory Powers Bill: Collaboration agreements (19 Apr 2016)

Division number 22 - 9 yes, 2 no Voting yes: Victoria Atkins, Robert Buckland, Byron Davies, Suella Fernandes, Lucy Frazer, John Hayes, Simon Hoare, Simon Kirby, Andrew Stephenson Voting no: Joanna Cherry, Gavin Newlands

Public Bill Committee: Investigatory Powers Bill: Powers to require retention of certain data (19 Apr 2016)

...number 24 - 7 yes, 9 no Voting yes: Joanna Cherry, Sue Hayman, Peter Kyle, Chris Matheson, Gavin Newlands, Keir Starmer, Jo Stevens Voting no: Victoria Atkins, Robert Buckland, Byron Davies, Lucy Frazer, John Hayes, Simon Hoare, Simon Kirby, Andrew Stephenson, Matt Warman

Public Bill Committee: Investigatory Powers Bill: Extra-territorial application of Part 4 (19 Apr 2016)

Division number 27 - 9 yes, 2 no Voting yes: Victoria Atkins, Robert Buckland, Byron Davies, Lucy Frazer, John Hayes, Simon Hoare, Simon Kirby, Andrew Stephenson, Matt Warman Voting no: Joanna Cherry, Gavin Newlands

Written Answers — Department for Communities and Local Government: Shared Ownership Schemes (15 Apr 2016)

Lucy Frazer: To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, when he plans to undertake the review of shared ownership announced in the report, Proposals to streamline the resale of shared ownership properties, Consultation: summary of responses, published in March 2015.

Public Bill Committee: Investigatory Powers Bill: Power to grant authorisations (14 Apr 2016)

Lucy Frazer: Does the Solicitor General think that one of the reasons that David Anderson supported these clauses is the benefit of communications data in Operation Magpie, to which he refers specifically in his report, when Cambridgeshire County Council protected more than 100 elderly and vulnerable persons from attempts to defraud them by using communications data powers?

Public Bill Committee: Investigatory Powers Bill: Service of warrants outside the United Kingdom (14 Apr 2016)

Lucy Frazer: I am looking at the clause, which is not massively dissimilar to all the provisions in the White Paper about service on companies in or out of jurisdiction. The clause is on service, so I am struggling with the hon. and learned Lady’s talk about extraterritoriality.

Public Bill Committee: Investigatory Powers Bill: Modification of warrants (14 Apr 2016)

Lucy Frazer: I wonder whether the hon. and learned Gentleman’s concerns are addressed by the last five words of subsection (2)(a): “The only modifications that may be made under this section are adding, varying or removing the name or description of a person, organisation or set of premises to which the warrant relates”. The Home Secretary, or someone else, will receive a warrant relating to a...

Public Bill Committee: Investigatory Powers Bill: Duty of operators to assist with implementation (14 Apr 2016)

Division number 2 - 10 yes, 2 no Voting yes: Victoria Atkins, Robert Buckland, Byron Davies, Suella Fernandes, Lucy Frazer, John Hayes, Simon Hoare, Simon Kirby, Andrew Stephenson, Matt Warman Voting no: Joanna Cherry, Gavin Newlands

Public Bill Committee: Investigatory Powers Bill: Interception in immigration detention facilities (14 Apr 2016)

Division number 3 - 10 yes, 2 no Voting yes: Victoria Atkins, Robert Buckland, Byron Davies, Suella Fernandes, Lucy Frazer, John Hayes, Simon Hoare, Simon Kirby, Andrew Stephenson, Matt Warman Voting no: Joanna Cherry, Gavin Newlands

Public Bill Committee: Investigatory Powers Bill: Exclusion of matters from legal proceedings (14 Apr 2016)

Division number 4 - 10 yes, 2 no Voting yes: Victoria Atkins, Robert Buckland, Byron Davies, Suella Fernandes, Lucy Frazer, John Hayes, Simon Hoare, Simon Kirby, Andrew Stephenson, Matt Warman Voting no: Joanna Cherry, Gavin Newlands

Public Bill Committee: Investigatory Powers Bill: Offence of making unauthorised disclosures (14 Apr 2016)

Division number 5 - 2 yes, 10 no Voting yes: Joanna Cherry, Gavin Newlands Voting no: Victoria Atkins, Robert Buckland, Byron Davies, Suella Fernandes, Lucy Frazer, John Hayes, Simon Hoare, Simon Kirby, Andrew Stephenson, Matt Warman

Public Bill Committee: Investigatory Powers Bill: Filtering arrangements for obtaining data (14 Apr 2016)

Division number 8 - 10 yes, 2 no Voting yes: Victoria Atkins, Robert Buckland, Byron Davies, Suella Fernandes, Lucy Frazer, John Hayes, Simon Hoare, Simon Kirby, Andrew Stephenson, Matt Warman Voting no: Joanna Cherry, Gavin Newlands

Public Bill Committee: Investigatory Powers Bill: Use of filtering arrangements in pursuance of an authorisation (14 Apr 2016)

Division number 9 - 10 yes, 2 no Voting yes: Victoria Atkins, Robert Buckland, Byron Davies, Suella Fernandes, Lucy Frazer, John Hayes, Simon Hoare, Simon Kirby, Andrew Stephenson, Matt Warman Voting no: Joanna Cherry, Gavin Newlands

Public Bill Committee: Investigatory Powers Bill: Duties in connection with operation of filtering arrangements (14 Apr 2016)

Division number 10 - 10 yes, 2 no Voting yes: Victoria Atkins, Robert Buckland, Byron Davies, Suella Fernandes, Lucy Frazer, John Hayes, Simon Hoare, Simon Kirby, Andrew Stephenson, Matt Warman Voting no: Joanna Cherry, Gavin Newlands

Petition - Post Office Closures in Long Lawford and Bulkington: Employment Agencies, Etc. (13 Apr 2016)

Division number 234 See full list of votes (From The Public Whip)Aye Adam Afriyie Peter Aldous Lucy Allan Heidi Allen David Amess Stuart Andrew Caroline Ansell Edward Argar Victoria Atkins Richard Bacon Steven Baker Harriett Baldwin Stephen Barclay John Baron Gavin Barwell Guto Bebb Henry Bellingham Richard Benyon Jake Berry James Berry Andrew Bingham Bob Blackman Nicola Blackwood Crispin...

Schools White Paper (13 Apr 2016)

Division number 236 See full list of votes (From The Public Whip)Aye Nigel Adams Adam Afriyie Peter Aldous Lucy Allan Heidi Allen David Amess Stuart Andrew Caroline Ansell Edward Argar Victoria Atkins Richard Bacon Steven Baker Harriett Baldwin Stephen Barclay John Baron Gavin Barwell Guto Bebb Henry Bellingham Richard Benyon Paul Beresford Jake Berry James Berry Andrew Bingham Bob Blackman...

Tax Avoidance and Evasion (13 Apr 2016)

...Gavin Newlands John Nicolson Brendan O'Hara Melanie Onn Chi Onwurah Kate Osamor Kirsten Oswald Albert Owen Steven Paterson Teresa Pearce Matthew Pennycook Toby Perkins Jess Phillips Steve Pound Lucy Powell John Pugh Yasmin Qureshi Steve Reed Christina Rees Rachel Reeves Jonathan Reynolds Marie Rimmer Margaret Ritchie Angus Robertson Gavin Robinson Geoffrey Robinson Steve Rotheram Joan Ryan...

Public Bill Committee: Investigatory Powers Bill: Items subject to legal privilege (12 Apr 2016)

Lucy Frazer: I am grateful to the hon. and learned Gentleman for standing to give way. I was trying to think of circumstances in which legal professional privilege—the relationship between the lawyer and their client—might not be as sacrosanct as the client might expect. For example, if the lawyer considers that there is a risk that their client is involved in money laundering, even if they are not,...

Public Bill Committee: Investigatory Powers Bill: Grounds on which warrants may be issued by Secretary of State (12 Apr 2016)

Lucy Frazer: I think the hon. and learned Gentleman is saying that he favours the same test being applied by both the judge and the Home Secretary. If so, that is in conflict with Sir Stanley’s evidence. He said that he would give significant weight to the view of the Home Secretary. If he gave significant weight to the Home Secretary, necessarily he would be reviewing what the Home Secretary has done....

Public Bill Committee: Investigatory Powers Bill: Power of Secretary of State to issue warrants (12 Apr 2016)

Lucy Frazer: The hon. and learned Member for Edinburgh South West mentioned in her opening speech and on this point the importance of international comparison. Did the Minister notice that she did not refer to paragraphs 8.46 to 8.48 of David Anderson’s report, in which he extensively analyses the comparative jurisdictions? Order. The Minister cannot really respond to what another Member said.

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