"I rise to speak to the Motion that Clause 40 does not stand part. As I explained at Second Reading, I have no professional knowledge of the banking industry but, because of circumstances, for more than 14 years I have been in this Room talking about the finance industry and …..." Lord Tunnicliffe - View Speech
"My Lords, it is a privilege to be the last Back-Bench speaker. We all know that at least it is almost over.
I am totally in favour of the Bill. It will create a much better situation and a much better structure than the one we have at the moment. …..." Lord Tunnicliffe - View Speech
"My Lords, I have Amendment 78 in this group. I shall only say a few words, and I suppose the very few words I could say are that, if we are to get new powers that may affect pilots, we wish to be consulted. In many ways, it is as …..." Lord Tunnicliffe - View Speech
"My Lords, I shall speak to Amendments 60 to 62; I express a specific concern in my Amendment 62. I thought that I knew about the technology in this debate until I decided to brush up on it yesterday; I have spent most of my working hours since then getting …..." Lord Tunnicliffe - View Speech
"I will go next because of the generality of the subject. I find myself in the peculiar position of agreeing with people for once. I, broadly speaking, share the general direction of the noble Lord, Lord Barber, the specific objection of the noble Lord, Lord Davies—I remember well the joys …..." Lord Tunnicliffe - View Speech