Lord Murray of Blidworth

Lord Murray of Blidworth

The Lord Murray of Blidworth

Conservative
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Member since 20 October 2022

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Employment Rights Bill

22/07/2025Lords

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How does the noble Lord envisage the Secretary of State knowing which cases to bring?
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Perhaps the noble Lord could explain how it is envisaged that the Secretary of State will know that such a worker has a claim and should win.
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Prisons: Early Release

08/07/2025Lords

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I thank the Minister for that Answer. Rather than ending automatic early release of prisoners, many of whom now serve only 40% of their sentence in pr...
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To ask His Majesty’s Government what assessment they have made of the long-term impact of schemes for early release from prison on public confidence i...
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Does the noble Lord agree that our claim to sovereignty stems from the treaty that we agreed in 1814?
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But the reality is that even if this Motion is passed, it will not, sadly, kill this dreadful treaty. Finally, can the Minister confirm whether it ...
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I declare my interest as a practising barrister and mediator in a set of chambers that specialises in public and planning law. The specific issue I...
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My Lords, it is always a joy to follow the noble Lord, Lord Thurlow. It is perhaps slightly less of a joy to be speaker number 59 on the speakers’ lis...
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Employment Rights Bill

17/06/2025Lords

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I am grateful to the Minister for reaching the end of that paragraph. She agrees that the power for the EHRC to intervene in proceedings is not a powe...
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Employment Rights Bill

18/05/2025Lords

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In relation to the last passage of the Minister’s speech, it appears to be the Government’s position that it is not accepted that carve-outs for three...
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I was—I was sitting over there. I apologise to the noble Lord, Lord Fox, for speaking after him. I am sure he is welcome to speak after me if he disag...
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Employment Rights Bill

07/05/2025Lords

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I share much of what the noble Lord, Lord Fox, says. But the point I was making was that the answer from the Government is, “We’re going to provide im...
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My Lords, I support the amendments in the names of my noble friends Lord Sharpe and Lord Hunt. I notice that Clause 9(3) inserts a subsection into the...
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Employment Rights Bill

28/04/2025Lords

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The Minister appears to be saying that the House’s deficit in scrutiny can be made up by the fact that we can scrutinise secondary legislation. As the...
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My Lords, I agree with the noble Baroness, Lady Kramer, and my noble friend Lady Coffey. It is frankly not acceptable for the Government at this stage...
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My Lords, I thank the Minister for repeating the Statement, in which I noticed the following sentence: “Prime Minister Mustafa outlined the essenti...
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Tobacco and Vapes Bill

22/04/2025Lords

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My Lords, as the noble Baroness, Lady Bennett, observed, the joy of being so far down the speakers’ list is that one can greatly abbreviate one’s rema...
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