Baroness Scott of Bybrook

Baroness Scott of Bybrook

The Baroness Scott of Bybrook OBE

Conservative
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Member since 7 October 2015

Recent Debate Contributions

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Renters’ Rights Bill

20/07/2025Lords

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My Lords, I begin by thanking all noble Lords across the House for their contributions to the scrutiny of the Bill. While we may differ in our views, ...
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My Lords, I thank the Minister for her response, but I am not reassured. I am still not at all clear what the developers are being asked for, as we ha...
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My Lords, Amendment 45 seeks to enhance transparency in the development consent order—DCO—acceptance process. It would require the Secretary of State ...
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My Lords, I first declare my interest as a vice-president of the Local Government Association. I thank the noble Baroness, Lady Pinnock, for bringing ...
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My Lords, the report found evidence, particularly in its education-focused findings, that some Christian primary school teachers “inadvertently use an...
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Rutland Lieutenancy

14/07/2025Lords

2 contributions
My Lords, can the Minister please clarify the anticipated timescale for local government reorganisation in England, and indicate what elections for wh...
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My Lords, UK GDP fell by 0.1% in May, with declines in industrial output and construction dragging down the overall performance. What communication ha...
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Renters’ Rights Bill

14/07/2025Lords

10 contributions
My Lords, we think that the amendment from the noble Lord, Lord Carrington, is sensible and measured. The amendment provides for a minimum of three mo...
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My Lords, this amendment was spoken to earlier on Report. In our view, it is a very important amendment because it asks that there be an annual report...
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Renters’ Rights Bill

06/07/2025Lords

7 contributions
My Lords, I begin by thanking the Minister for so clearly setting out the Government’s amendments relating to purpose-built student accommodation—PBSA...
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My Lords, I thank the noble Lord, Lord Shipley, for bringing this group of amendments to the attention of the House. However, we do not believe that t...
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Renters’ Rights Bill

30/06/2025Lords

12 contributions
My Lords, the amendments before us, in particular Amendments 18 and 19, seek to preserve a workable and fair framework that supports both tenants and ...
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My Lords, I will speak to group 6 and to Amendments 18 and 19 standing in my name. These amendments concern the point at which rent arrears become a v...
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Renters’ Rights Bill

30/06/2025Lords

3 contributions
My Lords, allowing tenants, where mutually agreed, to pay rent in advance of up to six months provides an important option for many, particularly thos...
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My Lords, the payment of rent in advance can provide significant benefits to tenants that go beyond simply avoiding late fees or demonstrating financi...
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