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Speech in Lords Chamber - Wed 16 Jan 2013
Scotland Act 1998 (Modification of Schedule 5) Order 2013

"I am grateful to the Minister and in some way reassured. It seems to me that we need to keep a close eye on this issue. I strongly agree with the challenge raised by the noble Lord, Lord Sutherland, but I think in his normal, consensual, non-polemical way, the noble …..."
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Speech in Grand Committee - Tue 04 Dec 2012
Partnerships (Prosecution) (Scotland) Bill [HL]

"My Lords, not having a brief and not being a brief, I can be brief. I should just like to say three things. I thank the Minister for bringing forward this Bill, which is clearly necessary to remedy a loophole that came to light following the tragedy. I also thank …..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Thu 11 Oct 2012
Constitutional Settlement

"My Lords, the House owes the noble Lord, Lord Maclennan, thanks for securing this debate and for the wisdom with which he introduced it. As the noble Lord, Lord McConnell, said, he speaks from a consistent position down the years. He also speaks from the experience of a convention of …..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Thu 11 Oct 2012
Constitutional Settlement

"Churchill said of some pudding—I do not know what pudding it was—that “this pudding lacks a theme”. That was what was wrong with the Bill. Individually, there was a rationale for particular measures and many of them came out of Calman, I entirely understand that. But nowhere was there anything …..."
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