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Speech in Lords Chamber - Wed 22 Jul 2026
Infected Blood Compensation Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2026

"That the draft Regulations laid before the House on 18 June be approved.

Relevant document: 8th Report from the Secondary Legislation Scrutiny Committee (special attention drawn to the instrument)..."

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Speech in Lords Chamber - Wed 22 Jul 2026
Infected Blood Compensation Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2026

"My Lords, we must never lose sight of why we are here to debate these regulations. The infected blood scandal was a catastrophic failure of the state. It is a tragedy measured not only by the pain and suffering of its victims but by the decades it took for the …..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Wed 22 Jul 2026
Infected Blood Compensation Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2026

"My Lords, before I start, I put on record that I am in awe of the noble Baroness, Lady Davies, and her speech. I can only imagine how difficult it was for her to stand up and do that. She demonstrates what we have all listened to on many occasions: …..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Tue 21 Jul 2026
Department for Science, Information and Technology: Abolition

"My Lords, the last time I checked I was a Member of Parliament, in the broadest sense, and, as a Member of the Houses of Parliament, I am in front of Parliament. We have tabled a Written Ministerial Statement, as is normal, and taken a PNQ, which is normal. We …..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Tue 21 Jul 2026
Department for Science, Information and Technology: Abolition

"My Lords, science and AI are having an increasingly large impact on all areas of government policy and economic growth. We should not see science and technology as an isolated issue. That is why the Prime Minister has announced a bold restructuring, including the elevation of AI to the Office …..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Tue 21 Jul 2026
Department for Science, Information and Technology: Abolition

"The noble Lord is right that we are talking about how technology and the advancements in it are going to fuel economic growth. That is a priority for the Government, as the Prime Minister has made clear. The prioritisation of that will come in the coming days, but our key …..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Tue 21 Jul 2026
Department for Science, Information and Technology: Abolition

"I very much want to be able to reassure the noble Lord and can do so. The £9.22 billion that UKRI has for 2026-27 will continue to be distributed across three buckets: basic curiosity-driven research, foundational research, and research targeted to addressing strategic government and societal priorities, working to support …..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Tue 21 Jul 2026
Department for Science, Information and Technology: Abolition

"The noble Lord raises a series of very important issues. First, I put on record my absolute thanks for the work done by my noble friend Lord Vallance, who it has been a pleasure and privilege to work with. Noble Lords will appreciate—there have been many comments in your Lordships’ …..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Tue 21 Jul 2026
Department for Science, Information and Technology: Abolition

"The noble Lord makes an interesting point, but it is also incredibly important that we talk about AI, and more broadly its impact on science and what is changing, as something that should be at the heart of government and central to every department. There has not been a subject …..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Tue 21 Jul 2026
Department for Science, Information and Technology: Abolition

"The noble Lord raises a very important point. We are seeing technology move faster than at any point over the last 100 years, never mind in my lifetime. It is incredibly important that we keep up, which is why we will now have a dedicated Minister attending Cabinet to make …..."
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