First Registered: 30/07/2015 • Last updated on: 27/01/2021
To further understanding of policy issues affecting the internet, communications and technology sectors between parliamentarians, the industry, consumer groups, academia and other relevant and diverse stakeholders.
1. British space tech transforms education for 34,000 students in Africa
27/12/2018 - UK Space Agency
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2. Communications Committee Report: Regulating in a Digital World
06/06/2019 - Parliamentary Research
Found: Briefing Lois Catrin Donnelly | 5 June 2019 Communications Committee Report: Regulating in a Digital World
3. Regulating the Internet: Online Harms White Paper
25/04/2019 - Parliamentary Research
Found: Jess Sargeant | 25 April 2019 Regulating the Internet: Online Harms White Paper Debate on 30 April 2019
4. Margot James speech on Safer Internet Day
05/02/2019 - Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport
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Margot James speech on Safer Internet Day - GOV.UK
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5. Plans announced to introduce new laws for internet connected devices
01/05/2019 - Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport
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Found: Plans announced to introduce new laws for internet connected devices - GOV.UK
1. Telecommunications Infrastructure (Leasehold Property) Bill
24/02/2021 - Commons Chamber
1: the UK’s digital infrastructure providers, our internet service providers and our mobile network operators - Speech Link
2: further potential changes to the electronic communications code has now been published. We will carefully - Speech Link
3: avoid contradictions between this Bill and the Communications Act 2003. We welcome that, but we are concerned - Speech Link
2. Regulating in a Digital World (Communications Committee Report)
12/06/2019 - Lords Chamber
1: this House takes note of the Report from the Communications Committee Regulating in a digital world (2nd - Speech Link
2: introduce this debate on the report of the Communications Committee. I do so as chairman of that committee - Speech Link
3. Internet of Things: Regulation
03/10/2019 - Westminster Hall
1: That this House has considered regulating the internet of things.It is a pleasure to serve under - Speech Link
4. Online Harms White Paper
30/04/2019 - Lords Chamber
1: and a world first. For many people nowadays, the internet is an integral part of daily life. However, illegal - Speech Link
2: for the debate last week on advertising and the internet. It came out of the same stable as the White Paper - Speech Link
3: rehearsal for this debate when we discussed the Communications Committee report UK Advertising in a Digital - Speech Link
5. Catfishing and Social Media
18/07/2017 - Westminster Hall
1: Catfishing is a growing phenomenon. The internet has brought about many positive changes, but it - Speech Link
6. Growing up with the Internet (Communications Committee Report)
07/11/2017 - Lords Chamber
1: of the Report from the Communications Committee Growing up with the internet (2nd Report, Session 2016–17 - Speech Link
2: My Lords, as the chairman of your Lordships’ Communications Committee when this report was published, it - Speech Link
7. Prisons (Interference with Wireless Telegraphy) Bill
06/07/2018 - Commons Chamber
1: our prison receptions.However, just as technology can be harnessed for illicit ends, we can also - Speech Link
2: legislation.Under the 2012 Act, public communications providers can become involved in interference - Speech Link
3: revenue, such as when they are used to maintain communications with crime networks and drug smugglers outside - Speech Link
8. Telecommunications Infrastructure (Leasehold Property) Bill
02/06/2020 - Lords Chamber
1: compensation under the terms of the Electronic Communications Code where a court has made a Part 4A order - Speech Link
2: any loss or damage comes from. The Electronic Communications Code uses exactly the language we have replicated - Speech Link
3: consistent with the rest of the Electronic Communications Code. With that reassurance and clarification - Speech Link
4: benefit of fibre and the ability to have proper communications. This has been the frustration of operators - Speech Link
5: Government seem to have changed their position on technology. Can the Minister update us on what security - Speech Link
9. Online Anonymity
13/01/2021 - Westminster Hall
1: enough to protect people. What is the impact of the internet being the wild west at home? When children want - Speech Link
2: specialises in not making itself approachable. For a communications company, it is pretty awful at communicating - Speech Link
3: courageous self-expression. We must not forget that the internet and social media applications have many positive - Speech Link
10. Cyber Threats
18/10/2018 - Lords Chamber
1: sets out a pragmatic vision for a free and open internet across the Commonwealth and a shared desire to - Speech Link
2: two attempts to report attempted fraud on the internet. The Government refuse to record it. It is only - Speech Link
3: ensuring safety and security. We must design technology that fits a person’s physical and mental abilities: - Speech Link
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