Debates between Baroness Kidron and Baroness Lister of Burtersett during the 2019 Parliament

Data Protection and Digital Information Bill

Debate between Baroness Kidron and Baroness Lister of Burtersett
Baroness Lister of Burtersett Portrait Baroness Lister of Burtersett (Lab)
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My Lords, I intervene very briefly. I thank my noble friend who, with her usual forensic clarity, identified some really important points. The last one in particular is very worrying. I have a question. It may be that I misheard what the Minister said in response to the last set of amendments. I thought I heard him say that child benefit would not be included, but it appears to have been on the list that was given to my noble friend. Of course, the point is partly that it is administered by HMRC, but it has replaced child tax allowances, so it should be treated in the same way as a tax allowance when it comes to this purpose—so I hope that I heard the Minister correctly and that child benefit will not be included.

Baroness Kidron Portrait Baroness Kidron (CB)
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My Lords, in relation to the excellent speech of the noble Baroness, she mentioned “personal” accounts. I would like to double-check that business accounts, charitable accounts and other accounts that have one’s name or one’s partner’s name on, or are connected, do not go on ad infinitum.