United Kingdom parliament
Andrew Lansley
Member of the House of Lords · Conservative
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Lords Grand Committee · House of Lords · 10 September 2026
Opening and Amendment 22A: mandatory mayoral partnerships
“It might fall to me to speak next if my noble friend doesn't want to move his amendments at this stage.”
Watch from 5:10Strategic authorities vs mayors: Lord Lansley’s amendments
“I have three amendments in this group, 26, no, four, 26, 64, 304, and 333, that are all to the same point, which is that in this bill, the definition of relevant local government bodies is expressed as mayoral combined…”
Watch from 5:19Closure of devolution group: withdrawal and clauses agreed
“Can I thank the minister for the response in relation to my amendments? I should say, so as to avoid us further returning to this issue, there are other amendments to exactly the same purpose that I didn't notice hadn't…”
Watch from 35:53
Lords Grand Committee · House of Lords · 8 September 2026
Lord Lansley: Crown ownership and shadow directors
“My lords, my pleasure on this first group to join in this committee stage. I'm sitting to the left of the Liberal Democrats because that's where I've now find myself most comfortable. I always wanted in committee to be sitting…”
Watch from 9:46Moylan’s challenge and procedural wrap‑up on Clauses 1–2
“Before we conclude, can I just, relevant to the point that my noble friend Lord Harper was making, I'm sure the minister will want to look at the whole structure of Platform 4 and its relationship to Great British Railways,…”
Watch from 50:00Lansley and others: purpose clause, EU access rules, and open access
“My Lords, I want principally just to refer to my amendment in this group, amendment 19. I apologize to the noble Lord, Lord Davies of Brixton, that I'm not really in a position to comment on the points he makes,…”
Watch from 1:19:21
House of Lords · House of Lords · 7 September 2026
Statement: Local government reorganisation paused and reviewed
“My Lords, I draw the House's attention to my registered interest as chair of the Cambridgeshire Development Forum. I think the House understands that the government will not publish its legal advice, but whether these decisions are the result of…”
Watch from 5:24:13
House of Lords · House of Lords · 22 July 2026
Regret motion: scope, geography and democratic planning in Cambridge
“My Lords, I'm very grateful to the noble lady the minister for the introduction to the order and setting out so very clearly what it is the government is seeking to achieve. I've tabled a regret motion, not because I…”
Watch from 2:35:39Ministerial reply: boundary review, planning powers and water strategy
“My Lords, I'm very grateful for all noble Lords who took part in this I think really interesting albeit short debate. I think it but I think we have to understand that this is the first of what will necessarily…”
Watch from 3:15:55
House of Lords · House of Lords · 21 July 2026
Devolution, parishes and rural proofing in new structures
“My lords, I draw attention to my registered interest as chair of the Cambridgeshire Development Forum. The noble lady the Minister said that no decision has been made on unitaries in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough. I looked at the letter that…”
Watch from 2:35:16Payment periods length, construction contracts and special administration
“If I may, just recalling the Procurement Act, the minister in this bill is changing the Procurement Act. And one of the changes is that the power to reduce the payment term below 30 days was in the Procurement Act…”
Watch from 3:40:03Definitions, exemptions and small business commissioner funding
“Before the Noble Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd responds, can I just ask the minister? It seems to me that he is accepting the proposition, with which I entirely agree, that the nature of e-invoicing and the use of electronic trade…”
Watch from 4:09:53
House of Commons · House of Commons · 13 July 2026
Topical policing and online harms: ASB, phone theft, X platform
“Thank you, Mr. Speaker. During a coffee morning on the Sherborne estate in Crewe, I spoke with several residents who described persistent and distressing levels of anti-social behavior in our community, including residents having eggs thrown at their properties. Can…”
Watch from 1:19:15
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