Sentences with phrase «chair of the committee lord»

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«The breadth of the draft bill as it stands appears to be overkill and is much wider than the specific needs identified by the law enforcement agencies,» committee chair Lord Blencathra said.

Lord Smith of Kelvin's task of steering the commission for more Scottish devolution is set to a timescale that makes his job chairing the organising committee of the Glasgow Commonwealth Games look like...

A 2004 draft mental health bill had to be scrapped because of the overwhelming opposition, and last night Liberal Democrat peer Lord Carlile, who chaired the scrutiny committee into that bill, warned the new legislation faced a similar fate.

10:15 - Sun editor Dominic Mohan and Press Complaints Commission chair Lord Hunt of Wirral, before joint committee on privacy and injunctions, on: privacy and injunctions

Royall's proposals will be considered by the Lords privileges committee, chaired by Lord Brabazon of Tara.

Last week's debate on this controversy, sponsored by former Commons Speaker Baroness Boothroyd, noted a letter from David Cameron to the Chair of the Association of Conservative Peers Lord MacGregor of Pulham Market (also quoted on page 5 of the Constitution Committee report).

In the spring, a House of Lords select committee chaired by Lord Dainton will report on the training of forensic scientists.

The full quote:» Three investigations of the alleged scientific misconduct of the Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia — one by the UK House of Commons Science and Technology Committee, a second by the Scientific Assessment Panel of the Royal Society, chaired by Lord Oxburgh, and the latest by the Independent Climate Change E-mails Review, chaired by Sir Muir Russell — have confirmed what climate scientists have never seriously doubted: established scientists depend on their credibility and have no motivation in purposely misleading the public and their colleagues.

-LSB-...] A report by the committee, chaired by Lord Krebs, says CSAs must sit on the boards of their departments, be consulted «early and throughout» policymaking, have a right of access to ministers, and crucially be required to sign - off on fresh policies.

They chose Lord Oxburgh, seriously biased Chairman of the Carbon Capture and Storage Association as chair, identified the few published articles they would consider, and selected a committee of people openly committed to the «official» science.

For example, on page 19 of his brief below dated January 18, 2013, he cites the international panel chaired by the eminent scientist Lord Oxburgh, FRS as one of the bodies that «exonerated» him, whereas on page 235 of Mann's own book, The Hockey Stick and the Climate Wars, he states explicitly that «our own work did not fall within the remit of the committee, and the hockey stick was not mentioned in the report.»

This comes in the wake of what seemed to be a call for movement to be rationed from the Climate Change Committee chair, Lord Adair Turner, who gave evidence to the Environmental Audit Committee last week,

The three separate inquiries - the first by the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee, the second, chaired by Lord Oxburgh, which looked at whether there had been scientific malpractice, and the third under Sir Muir Russell, into the content of the emails themselves - all came up with broadly positive conclusions on the behaviour of the scientists involved, although they were criticised for lack of statistical rigour and for being less than open with their raw data.

Today, as the changes to the Draft bill stipulated, Lord Adair Turner of Ecchinswell, the chair of the committee, wrote to the Environment secretary that, as the Independent reported, «The UK should cut its greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80 per cent by mid-century».

Take, for example, the Twitter feed of one mediocrat, Chair of the UK Committee on Climate Change, Lord John Deben, PKA, John Selwyn Gummer, on Twitter.

That this House welcomes the Prime Minister's decision to ask the Shadow Committee on Climate Change for early advice on the Climate Change Bill to inform the final stages of debate in Parliament; congratulates the Committee and its chair Lord Turner for providing robust advice despite the time pressure; welcomes their recommendation that the United Kingdom should be more ambitious in its target with cuts in greenhouse gas emissions by 2050; further welcomes Lord Turner's further statement that this should include all emissions, including aviation and shipping; and urges all parties to support amendments to incorporate these changes in the Climate Change Bill.

Like chair of the UK's Committee on Climate Change, John Selwyn Gummer, AKA «Lord Deben», Nurse does not:

In December 2015, a committee that reviewed the civil courts structure in the UK issued a report, written by its chair Lord Justice Briggs, judge of the Court of Appeal and deputy head of Civil Justice, recommending the formation of The Online Court, as I wrote about in more detail here.

After months of hard work on the part of the Civil Justice Council (CJC) Costs Committee, its Chair David Foskett, its secretariat and the statistical experts, Paul Fenn and Neil Rickman, its major recommendations on guideline hourly r ates (GHRs) were rejected by the Master of the Rolls, Lord Dyson last week.

Committee chair, Lord Vallance, says: «We have heard harsh criticism from the private sector of the way in which the residence and domicile initiative was handled.

The roles that Leslie currently undertakes include that of Part - Time Road User Charging Adjudicator, Consultant for Bond Solon Training, Consultant for Central Law Training, Tribunal Judge of the First Tier Tribunal (Mental Health), Managing Director of Independent Investigative Interviewing Limited, Independent Companies House Adjudicator, Independent Member of the Lord Chancellor's Advisory Committee for North East Essex Magistrates Courts, Crown Court Recorder for the South Eastern Circuit, Counsel for the International Criminal Court (ICC), International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) and the Special Court for Sierra Leone (SCSL), Panel Chair of the Nursing and Midwifery Council's Conduct and Competence Committee, Appeals Officer for Community Interest Companies, Tribunal Judge of the First Tier Tribunal (Special Education Needs and Disability) and Visiting Professional Fellow in Criminal Investigation at University of Derby.

Led by Lord Justice Gage, the group includes Mr Justice Pitchford, chair of the criminal committee of the Judicial Studies Board; Guy Beringer QC, a senior partner at Allen & Overy; and Christopher Murray, senior partner at Kingsley Napley.

On 28 November, Professor Noel Sharkey, chair of the International Committee for Robot Arms Control, addressed a House of Lord's select committee hearing on artificial inteCommittee for Robot Arms Control, addressed a House of Lord's select committee hearing on artificial intecommittee hearing on artificial intelligence.