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Speech in Grand Committee - Wed 12 Dec 2012
Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill

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Speech in Grand Committee - Wed 12 Dec 2012
Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill

"My Lords, we now come to what may prove next week to be an interesting area: the relationship between the CMA and the sector regulators. This is the first point where it arises in the Bill, and it relates to the list of sector regulators. It is not a substantive …..."
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Speech in Grand Committee - Wed 12 Dec 2012
Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill

"My Lords, I am afraid I do not really accept either of those two propositions. On the financial side, it is true that the FCA does not have the whole range of concurrent powers that all the other regulators do, or in the same form, but it has a substantial …..."
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Speech in Grand Committee - Tue 18 Oct 2011
Welfare Reform Bill

"My Lords, the Government will have to recognise the anxieties that lie behind the bulk of amendments in this group. I want to take a step back and take a slightly longer view. Whether they should be in this group or not, there are three clause stand part amendments, one …..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Tue 13 Sep 2011
Welfare Reform Bill

"My Lords, on the one hand, the Government must be gratified that they have received almost universal support for the final objective of the Bill: the simplification of the whole welfare system. On the other, they must be quite concerned that it has probably provoked an almost unprecedented amount of …..."
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