House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) Bill

Debate between Lord Harris of Haringey and Lord Swire
Lord Swire Portrait Lord Swire (Con)
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Does the noble Lord, who should be a little more cheerful having achieved what he set out to do, not accept that there were many of us who were not in this House and therefore unable to support his Bill or otherwise?

Lord Harris of Haringey Portrait Lord Harris of Haringey (Lab)
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Order! I do not think that the noble Lord, Lord Grocott, was giving way; he had sat down. The time had already been exceeded under the rules of the Companion. In terms of the Companion, is it not time that the noble Lord, Lord True, indicated whether he was pressing his amendment.