In Parliament

It is my pleasure to speak on Third Reading of the Victims and Courts Bill.

It is in scope, Madam Deputy Speaker, because we are talking about measures that apply—

As I have said, many of the measures in the Bill are welcome, but we have to be extremely mindful that what we are doing in other proceeding

With non-exhaustive lists, parts of which are in legislation and parts of which are not, we can agree the things that are vital for people t

We have been clear that victims do not have carte blanche—they cannot say literally whatever they like—but our proposed new clause allows th

We have been clear that victims do not have carte blanche—they cannot say literally whatever they like—but our proposed new clause allows th

With non-exhaustive lists, parts of which are in legislation and parts of which are not, we can agree the things that are vital for people t

With non-exhaustive lists, parts of which are in legislation and parts of which are not, we can agree the things that are vital for people t

We have been clear that victims do not have carte blanche—they cannot say literally whatever they like—but our proposed new clause allows th

We have been clear that victims do not have carte blanche—they cannot say literally whatever they like—but our proposed new clause allows th