"My Lords, may I ask the Minister a point arising from what the noble Lord, Lord Polak, said about how the word Zionism is used as a sort of cover? It would help your Lordships’ House and the country if the Minister would explain how the Government define Zionism...." Lord Moore of Etchingham - View Speech
"My Lords, it is a pleasure and honour to follow the several noble Lords, including two noble and gallant Lords, who have already spoken; of course, they have tremendous expertise. I also thank the noble Baroness, Lady Fraser, because she made a point that is very important for the more …..." Lord Moore of Etchingham - View Speech
"My Lords, I will back up what the noble Lord, Lord Hamilton, said and ask the Minister to consider the following. It is one thing to get a driving licence when you pass your test, because you know that you have passed your test. However, when you apply for a …..." Lord Moore of Etchingham - View Speech
"I begin by making apology to the most reverend Primate the Archbishop of Canterbury. When I was shouting to be heard, I did not realise that she was standing. I apologise for that.
"I accept that that is the argument made by the noble and learned Lord. However, the argument I am trying to make here in a limited time is about public opinion and its effect and how we should regard it. When the noble Lord, Lord Barber, said that we have …..." Lord Moore of Etchingham - View Speech
"My Lords, I accept the spirit of the noble and learned Baroness, Lady Butler-Sloss, so I shall be very brief. I support the noble Baroness, Lady Fraser of Craigmaddie, in her amendment on the register. I understand that one of the things that we are trying to do in this …..." Lord Moore of Etchingham - View Speech
"My Lords, I was deeply interested by the remarks of the noble Baroness, Lady Fraser, and her amendment. I would like to confirm from personal experience that a young man very well known to me can barely speak at all. He has therefore been effectively silent all of his life. …..." Lord Moore of Etchingham - View Speech
"As I understand it, the noble Baroness is talking about various possible options. Would she think it a good idea if the doctor were free to advise the patient to stop eating?..." Lord Moore of Etchingham - View Speech