Energy Bill

Debate between Lord Faulkner of Worcester and Lord Hunt of Chesterton

Thursday 11th July 2013 Grand Committee

[Lord Hunt of Chesterton]

I was astonished by the Minister’s remarks. She does not sound as if she goes shopping before she buys something. The whole point of this is that you want to see things—you cannot get a custom service. I do not know what the Minister’s life is like but it is not like most people’s lives.

[The Deputy Chairman of Committees (Lord Faulkner of Worcester)]

The noble Lord can move his amendment if he wishes and then he will get a response. However, he must move the amendment in order to get the response. The noble Lord is entitled to degroup if he wishes to.

[Lord Hunt of Chesterton]

I wanted to move my amendment and thought that we had done that before. I just wanted to make my point.