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Lord Rennard in parliament. Watch the latest and archived appearances of Lord Rennard in the House of Lords arranged in chronological order.

Queen’s Speech Debate

12 May 2022
In Parliament

Response to the Queen’s Speech:

This Government has devalued many of the democratic principles that underpin our constitution. We should […]

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Elections Bill: Motion B1

27 April 2022
In Parliament

In reference to Motion B1: Spending £180 million over the next 10 years to make photo ID compulsory to […]

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Elections Bill: Clause 19

25 April 2022
In Parliament

The Government’s position appears to be that no change in the law is proposed. I, therefore, think that Clause 19 […]

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Automatic Registration to Vote

6 April 2022
In Parliament

There are between 6 million and 9 million people missing from electoral registers or incorrectly registered to vote. About 60% […]

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Health and Care Bill: Amendment 85B

5 April 2022
In Parliament

Amendment 85B to the Health and Care Bill would require the Government to consult on a statutory polluter-pays scheme. These […]

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Elections Bill: Amendment 3

29 March 2022
In Parliament

These amendments may lead to some mitigation of the effects of the Government taking control of the strategy and policy […]

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The true cost of having compulsory photo ID to Vote.

17 March 2022
In Parliament

Amendment 55 of the Elections Bill which is the Government’s proposals to introduce compulsory photo ID at polling stations. The […]

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Smoking : Tobacco Levy 

16 March 2022
In Parliament

Health and Care Bill:  The amendment 158 calls for changes to be made to meet the goal of a smoke-free […]

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Notional Expenditure: Elections Bill

15 March 2022
In Parliament

We should not let this important change in legislation pass without some significant scrutiny. The principle of notional expenditure might […]

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15 March 2022
In Parliament

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@LordRennard @SteveHuddy @johnredwood @kingsfund @LordRennard as usual talking sense. @johnredwood as usual talking bollocks.

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@carolvorders What is it about Old Etonian William Shawcross, who “wrote an admiring biography of Rupert Murdoch”, and whose daughter works for Rishi Sunak, that convinced Boris Johnson that he was the right person to oversee charities and then independently review public appointments?

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@johnredwood As the expert @kingsfund says, this is no use without staff and the NHS has lost many staff through #Brexit and your Government’s failure to pay them properly. Failure to deliver on the plan for social care leaves many people in hospital unnecessarily. Don’t blame the NHS.

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WATCH: @LordRennard highlights JDRF research in the #HealthandCareBill debate this afternoon. His amendments aimed at overcoming barriers to #type1diabetes technology and widening access. pic.twitter.com/qLytomEdId

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