In Parliament

The principles to be applied by chief officers in making decisions about what constitutes relevant information are set out in statutory guid

Home Office Ministers have regular meetings as part of the process of policy development and delivery.

It is now my challenge not to talk out the Bill. It is a pleasure for me to close the Third Reading debate on this important Bill.

I thank all Members for a most interesting and informative debate. I want to clarify a point made by the hon.

I am conscious of the time, so I will not. I am always happy to meet the hon.

I hope my hon. Friend realises that I listened with great care to the speech of the right hon.

I give way to the hon. Lady, whom I am tempted to call an hon. Friend because she and I have discussed this issue so often.

I pay tribute to the hon. Lady and her constituency neighbour, the right hon. Member for—I am going to get this wrong—

Thank you. She and the right hon.

That is very much the case.