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My Lords, I want to speak, if I may, in favour of Amendment 23 in the name of the noble Lord, Lord Grantchester. At Second Reading, I referred briefly to my attempts to change tariff with my electricity and gas supplier. I think I described it as a parlour game...
My Lords, I want to speak, if I may, in favour of Amendment 23 in the name of the noble Lord, Lord Grantchester. At Second Reading, I referred briefly to my attempts to change tariff with my electricity and gas supplier. I think I described it as a parlour game...
Can the Minister help us to understand why he referred to midata? The midata vision of consumer empowerment, as it was called at the time, has been in existence since November 2011. What will the midata vision provide to help consumers following the enactment of this Bill? What specifics will...
Can the Minister help us to understand why he referred to midata? The midata vision of consumer empowerment, as it was called at the time, has been in existence since November 2011. What will the midata vision provide to help consumers following the enactment of this Bill? What specifics will...
My Lords, I support the amendment in the name of the noble and learned Lord, Lord Mackay; indeed, I put my name to it. I declare two rather different but relevant interests. I spent eight years as a chairman of the Competition Appeal Tribunal, sitting with experts and expert witnesses,...
My Lords, I support the amendment in the name of the noble and learned Lord, Lord Mackay; indeed, I put my name to it. I declare two rather different but relevant interests. I spent eight years as a chairman of the Competition Appeal Tribunal, sitting with experts and expert witnesses,...
Would the noble Lord accept “a brief”? But that depends on him paying the fees.
Would the noble Lord accept “a brief”? But that depends on him paying the fees.
That this House notes with grave concern that British taxpayers are subsidising the dumping of French nuclear-generated electricity under a protocol signed in 1981; and calls on the President of the Board of Trade to unravel the deal and keep open British pits by substituting an arrangement whereby French electricity ceases to be non-leviable and the EDF's ability to supply base load electricity from 1993 is made conditional on the United Kingdom generators having access to the French market and through the French transmission network to other countries.
That this House notes with grave concern that British taxpayers are subsidising the dumping of French nuclear-generated electricity under a protocol signed in 1981; and calls on the President of the Board of Trade to unravel the deal and keep open British pits by substituting an arrangement whereby French electricity...