Home Education (Duty of Local Authorities) Bill [HL]
Debate between Baroness McIntosh of Hudnall and Lord LucasFriday 27th April 2018
(6Â years ago)
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Lord Lucas
My Lords, the amendments in this group are an attempt to show the Government that this is a Bill they can use to get a grip on settings in which education is provided. We seem to have a considerable range of problems, particularly with regard to radicalisation and the failure to educate people fully and in citizenship in some of the settings that our young people are allowed to attend. It seems that we do not have the power or the ability to deal with that effectively. This group of amendments is very much directed at showing the Government that this is a Bill they can use to achieve that. I will leave it at that. I beg to move.
The Deputy Chairman of Committees (Baroness McIntosh of Hudnall) (Lab)
My Lords, if Amendment 12 is agreed to, there will be consequential arrangements in respect of Amendment 13.
Lord Lucas
My Lords, I think we are a long way short of having time problems—we have 45 minutes for the last group.