United Kingdom parliament

Jane Bonham Carter

Member of the House of Lords · Liberal Democrat

Transcripts of what Jane Bonham Carter said in Parliament, sitting by sitting. Only speeches whose speaker is confirmed are shown.

7 sittings with a confirmed speech

Sittings appear here a month after they are held.

Latest speeches

  1. International Agreements Committee · House of Lords · 15 September 2026

    • Value-for-money challenge and UNIDO’s defence on impact and scale

      “Yes, please. And I mean, I don't know if Baroness Bonham-Carter is a segue question, that's why... No, I was just interested, sorry, this is, I don't think people around this table are going to be surprised by my question.…”
      Watch from 38:53
  2. House of Lords · House of Lords · 11 September 2026

    • Systemic reform, funding and cultural partnerships

      “Can I join in thanking my noble friend for initiating this bill? I know and appreciate her dedication to and belief in the cultural and creative sector, and can I say she herself is creative in every way. And can…”
      Watch from 1:53:03
  3. International Agreements Committee · House of Lords · 14 July 2026

    • UK compliance, SBIF structures and age‑related risks

      “Yeah, I think you've sort of probably answered the question I was going to ask, but where will further steps be needed to ensure full compliance if and when the UK ratifies the agreement? And then I've got a supplementary,…”
      Watch from 36:13
    • UK compliance, SBIF structures and age‑related risks

      “So there's a lot of things in place, but we're not at the end. Yeah. Can I, I'm sorry, I wasn't here last week, so if I'm, committee, if I'm asking something that was already asked, I do apologize. Does…”
      Watch from 38:28
    • Malta’s concerns, GB compliance costs and NI alignment

      “On that point, there's the question of Northern Ireland as well, which is outside the 2005 Gambling Act. Can you comment on Northern Ireland's regulatory framework?”
      Watch from 47:57
  4. House of Lords · House of Lords · 7 July 2026

    • Screen arts, media literacy and curriculum reform

      “Can I also thank the noble Baroness for her question? But is the noble Baroness, the Minister, aware that the Department of Education is cutting the special priorities grant in higher education that supports media and journalism? They are also…”
      Watch from 14:31
  5. House of Lords · House of Lords · 2 July 2026

    • Opposition and government on live music: funding, levy and secondary ticketing

      “Thank you, Lord Brennan, and as the last debate was a little short, maybe at the end you could give us a little performance. My lords, from concerts and festivals in stadiums and fields to small local venues, churches and…”
      Watch from 3:05:15
  6. International Agreements Committee · House of Lords · 30 June 2026

    • Landmark projects, defence planning and implementation

      “Yes, I'm apologies for arriving so late and of course I haven't heard what's gone before, so I apologize if I'm sort of repeating myself. But one of the things that has come through from last week is I think…”
      Watch from 31:36
    • Industrial defence cooperation and co‑production structures

      “Yes, I've got a follow-up question. I'm just interested because obviously skills is one of the things we are concerned about domestically. So can you expand a little bit on that, how there's a cooperation on skills?”
      Watch from 36:01
    • Skills gaps, migration, and touring artists’ mobility

      “Well, Paul Boateng, thank you, because it's normally the subject I bring up. And I do think your response, and this is not a criticism, but you said science and technology. And actually it's not just science and technology, it's…”
      Watch from 48:22

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