"My Lords, before we move to the next amendment, I need to tell the House that there has been a slight revision to the voting figures on the last vote, on Amendment 121. The figures as announced were Contents 152; Not-Contents 126. The latter figure has been revised to 128. …..." Baroness McIntosh of Hudnall - View Speech
"My Lords, does my noble friend agree that is quite difficult to determine the value of certain kinds of degree course if the only measure used is what you can earn after you have completed them? Would she further agree that there are some sectors which are extremely important to …..." Baroness McIntosh of Hudnall - View Speech
"My Lords, under Standing Order 68, no debate is allowed on this Motion. I must therefore now put the Question that this Motion be agreed to...." Baroness McIntosh of Hudnall - View Speech
"My Lords, may I bring my noble friend back to the question of a national conversation and ask her a rather more prosaic question about what efforts the Government are making to counter the kind of information that gives rise to very unhelpful behaviours: for example, the hoarding of certain …..." Baroness McIntosh of Hudnall - View Speech
"My Lords, my noble friend may not have had a chance to read an article in yesterday’s Times by Dr Tanya Byron, who, as many people will be aware, is an expert in this area. It discussed the psychological impact of this sort of developmental disorder on young children as …..." Baroness McIntosh of Hudnall - View Speech
"My Lords, I should advise the House that if this amendment is agreed to, I cannot call Amendment 15 by reason of pre-emption...." Baroness McIntosh of Hudnall - View Speech
"My Lords, given what my noble friend has just said about the cost of road accidents, particularly accidents on motorways, is she confident that the standards now expected of new drivers and the way in which they are examined ensure that people behave on motorways in ways that are likely …..." Baroness McIntosh of Hudnall - View Speech
"My Lords, can my noble friend the Minister tell the House what data, if any, the Government hold on the casual employment of young people between the ages of 16 and 18? Does she agree with me that young people who are able to find employment over this period, when …..." Baroness McIntosh of Hudnall - View Speech