All 2 Debates between Baroness Evans of Bowes Park and Lord Rosser

Nationality and Borders Bill

Debate between Baroness Evans of Bowes Park and Lord Rosser
Baroness Evans of Bowes Park Portrait Baroness Evans of Bowes Park (Con)
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I am very sorry to the noble Baroness; that was not my intention at all and I am very sorry she feels that way. It is absolutely not the case. All I can say is that we have now reached the time we are at. We must try to make progress; we must all work together to do that. I say on the record that I am very sorry to the noble Baroness—it is nothing to do with her and I am very sorry she feels that way.

Lord Rosser Portrait Lord Rosser (Lab)
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There are only five days scheduled in Committee on this Bill. This is by no means the longest Committee stage for a piece of legislation. Perhaps there ought to be a reflection on the Government’s side as to whether they did not seriously underestimate the number of days that were needed for Committee stage.

HS2: North of England and Scotland

Debate between Baroness Evans of Bowes Park and Lord Rosser
Thursday 23rd February 2017

(7 years, 9 months ago)

Lords Chamber
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Baroness Evans of Bowes Park Portrait The Lord Privy Seal (Baroness Evans of Bowes Park) (Con)
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My Lords, this is not the kind of behaviour we want to see during Question Time. We will go to the Labour Front Bench.

Lord Rosser Portrait Lord Rosser
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My Lords, can I ask when the final route plans for HS3 will be published, and when the hybrid Bill for the next stages of HS2 to Crewe, Manchester and Leeds will be published? I hope that the Minister will be able to answer that question, but of course if he cannot he could always say “shortly”.