"I entirely agree with what the noble Lord, Lord Stevens of Birmingham, just said. We just heard from the Minister that one of the possible implications of the Bill is that, because of Clause 41(4), the NHS Act 2006 would need to be amended in order to bring this service …..." Lord Lansley - View Speech
"In Amendment 189, the lead amendment in this group, my noble friend is looking for who one goes to in order to provide the necessary assistance to a person if the original conversation is not something the doctor wants to pursue. All doctors are supposed to have training, and they …..." Lord Lansley - View Speech
"My Lords, as this is the first time I have spoken on Report, I remind the House that I am chair of the Cambridgeshire Development Forum. I provide advice to the Norfolk and Suffolk, Thames Valley and greater Cheshire development forums as well. I apologise to the House in advance, …..." Lord Lansley - View Speech
"My Lords, I am glad to follow the noble Lord and to speak to my Amendment 206. I might say to him that, to me, it seems clear that what my noble friend Lord Young of Cookham and other noble Lords intend in Amendment 202 is to complement what is …..." Lord Lansley - View Speech
"My Lords, I am glad to be able to introduce this group and, in particular, to speak to my Amendment 124. This group is about the features of products in Clauses 89 and 90—not the ones that we have just discussed but in particular the technology features to be found …..." Lord Lansley - View Speech
"My Lords, I am very glad to follow my noble friend, although I fear that, after his poetry, I will be much more prosaic. I will speak to Amendment 21A, moved by my noble friend Lord Lindsay. I want to talk in particular about the implementation of the enforcement and …..." Lord Lansley - View Speech
"I say a big thank you to the Minister for listening; as she rightly said, she has listened and taken on board the comments made in Committee. Amendment 78, which I tabled in Committee, is in fact in the same terms as the Minister’s Amendment 64, which she introduced earlier …..." Lord Lansley - View Speech
"The Minister referred to QR codes on packaging, which are obviously covered by the terminology of the Bill as it stands. But the example I used was smart tags, which effectively incorporate an electronic feature into the packaging of a product for monitoring. I would like to be assured that …..." Lord Lansley - View Speech
"I am most grateful to the Minister and for the support from the noble Earl, Lord Russell, and my noble friend Lord Kamall. With those assurances, I beg leave to withdraw Amendment 124...." Lord Lansley - View Speech