My Lords, the amendments in this group are technical amendments that would update the Bill to permit regulations made on gross cash equivalent to apply to all parts of the Bill to which they are relevant. These amendments have the same basic purpose so I will take them together.

Subsidies can...

My Lords, the amendments in this group are technical amendments that would update the Bill to permit regulations made on gross cash equivalent to apply to all parts of the Bill to which they are relevant. These amendments have the same basic purpose so I will take them together.

Subsidies can...

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That this House do not insist on its Amendment 51 to which the Commons have disagreed for their Reason 51A, but do propose the following amendment in lieu—

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51A: Because it is necessary to reserve to the United Kingdom Parliament the right to legislate for a system to...

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That this House do not insist on its Amendment 51 to which the Commons have disagreed for their Reason 51A, but do propose the following amendment in lieu—

Commons Reason

51A: Because it is necessary to reserve to the United Kingdom Parliament the right to legislate for a system to...

Lords consideration of Commons amendments and reasons. Lords amendments 1, 9 and 34 not insisted on and amendments 1B, 1C and 1D in lieu agreed to on division (320 to 215). Lords amendments 13 and 56 insisted on; Lords amendments 8 to 12, 15 to 18 and 30 to 33 not insisted on and amendments 8B to 8D and 8F to 8L in lieu agreed to on division (295 to 250). Lords amendments 14 and 52 to 55 insisted on. Lords amendment 42 not insisted on. Lords amendment 43 not insisted on and Commons amendments 43A and 43B to the words restored to the Bill agreed to. Lords amendments 44 and 45 insisted on. Lords amendment 46 not insisted on. Lords amendment 47 insisted on. Lords amendments 48 and 49 not insisted on and Commons amendments 48B and 48C to the words restored to the Bill agreed to on division (305 to 236). Lords amendments 50, 57 and 61 not insisted on and amendments 50B and 50C in lieu agreed to on division (313 to 236). Lords amendment 51 not insisted on and amendment 51B in lieu agreed to. Committee appointed to propose reasons. Reasons agreed to. Bill returned to the Commons with amendments and reasons.

Lords consideration of Commons amendments and reasons. Lords amendments 1, 9 and 34 not insisted on and amendments 1B, 1C and 1D in lieu agreed to on division (320 to 215). Lords amendments 13 and 56 insisted on; Lords amendments 8 to 12, 15 to 18 and 30 to 33...

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Lord Callanan

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My Lords, this group covers the exclusions to the market access principles and delegated powers-.

I turn first to Amendment 8L and other consequential amendments relating to the exclusions from the market access principles. These amendments, to which the other place have already disagreed, would replace the current Clause 10 with...

My Lords, this group covers the exclusions to the market access principles and delegated powers-.

I turn first to Amendment 8L and other consequential amendments relating to the exclusions from the market access principles. These amendments, to which the other place have already disagreed, would replace the current Clause 10 with...

I thank both noble Lords for a good, albeit brief, debate. To summarise, earlier I expressed my concerns about Amendment 8L and the expansive list of exclusions from the market access principles that it introduces. The list that we have included has been carefully drafted to strike what is, in...

I thank both noble Lords for a good, albeit brief, debate. To summarise, earlier I expressed my concerns about Amendment 8L and the expansive list of exclusions from the market access principles that it introduces. The list that we have included has been carefully drafted to strike what is, in...

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Lord Callanan

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Lord Callanan

My Lords, I now turn to the amendments on the office for the internal market and the subsidy control grouping.

First, I want to emphasise that Part 4 establishes the office for the internal market within the Competition and Markets Authority, which is, in our view, a natural home for the...

My Lords, I now turn to the amendments on the office for the internal market and the subsidy control grouping.

First, I want to emphasise that Part 4 establishes the office for the internal market within the Competition and Markets Authority, which is, in our view, a natural home for the...

My Lords, I thank all noble Lords who have contributed to what was another short but powerful debate. I have listened carefully to the points that have been made. I will set out in my closing remarks why I cannot support Amendments 51, 57 and 61 in the name of...

My Lords, I thank all noble Lords who have contributed to what was another short but powerful debate. I have listened carefully to the points that have been made. I will set out in my closing remarks why I cannot support Amendments 51, 57 and 61 in the name of...

My Lords, I beg to move that the Bill be now read a second time. The United Kingdom’s internal market has been the bedrock of our shared prosperity for centuries. Since the Acts of Union, the UK internal market has been the source of unhindered and open trade across the...

My Lords, I beg to move that the Bill be now read a second time. The United Kingdom’s internal market has been the bedrock of our shared prosperity for centuries. Since the Acts of Union, the UK internal market has been the source of unhindered and open trade across the...

Lords second reading (day one). Amendment to regret debated.

Lords second reading (day one). Amendment to regret debated.

Lords statement on the publication of a White Paper on the Government's plans to preserve the UK internal market after the transition period (CP 278).

Lords statement on the publication of a White Paper on the Government's plans to preserve the UK internal market after the transition period (CP 278).