Lord Moylan (Con): It is blue.
UK — Parliament · 2025-11-17 · UK · verified record
Themes: Child safety & minors · Online platforms · Search services
Ecosystems: UK Online Safety Act
It is blue. Is there something wicked about blue? There is a distinction between the one and the other. The truth is that respectable companies will comply with the law, as they do with the law on smoking advertising, and disreputable ones will find ways of getting around it, as so many currently do. I return to the two amendments in my name. Amendment 168 addresses Clause 119, which, as I mentioned in the previous group, contains certain defences that can be used by those charged with offences laid out in the previous clauses, such as distributing or designing advertising. I propose that an a
Committee (6th Day) Welsh, Scottish and Northern Ireland legislative consent sought. Clause 113: Publishing advertisements Amendment 160 Moved by 160: Clause 113, page 62, line 35, leave out sub-paragraphs (iv) and (v) My Lords, in moving Amendment 160 in the name of my noble friend Lord Udny-Lister, I also speak to Amendment 173A in my name. I spoke at Second Reading about the infringement of personal liberty and not allowing individuals to take their own decision; I stand by that. My amendment would make it less difficult to vape than to smoke, but without increasing the risk to children. Th…
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