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Ceidwadwyr Arglwydd

Aeth i mewn i'r Tŷ'r Arglwyddi ar 27 Ionawr 2011

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Swyddogaethau eraill yn y gorffennol

• Member, Industry and Regulators Committee (14 Ebr 2021 to 26 Maw 2022)
• Chair, Gambling Industry Committee (13 Meh 2019 to 16 Meh 2020)
• Chair, Gambling Industry Committee (13 Meh 2019 to 16 Meh 2020)
• Member, Regenerating Seaside Towns and Communities Committee (17 Mai 2018 to 19 Maw 2019)
• Member, Small and Medium Sized Enterprises Committee (29 Mai 2012 to 28 Chw 2013)
• Member, Draft Defamation Bill (Joint Committee) (31 Maw 2011 to 12 Hyd 2011)

Ymddangosiadau diweddar

• Media Bill - Committee (3rd Day): Amendment 88 22 May 2024

  I will frame it.

• Media Bill - Committee (3rd Day): Amendment 71 22 May 2024

  I do not wish to comment in any way, shape or form on the value or otherwise of any amendment to the Bill; I will just correct a statement. There is one code on due impartiality; the only difference between news and current affairs is that politicians are prohibited from being newscasters, if I can put it that way. The requirements for due impartiality are the same for news as for current...

• Water Companies: Failure - Question 21 May 2024

  My Lords, we have reached the end of a long period of very low interest rates, during which the regulated utilities have taken on a great deal of debt. That was not a problem when interest rates were so low but, now that interest rates have risen, does the Minister think it time that the regulators of those industries took a keener interest in the balance sheets of the regulated utilities?

Mwy o ymddangosiadau diweddar Lord Grade of Yarmouth

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