House of Lords

21 juillet 2026

Peers first examine rural economy, land‑use and AI governance structures, then move through formal business including First Reading of a Hare Conservation Bill, a contested motion on scrutinising the new Prime Minister during Commons recess, Third Reading and passage of the Sporting Events Bill, and a ministerially defended plan for local government reorganisation into unitary authorities.

House of Lords

37:21 - 37:23

Intervenant 1

First oral question, Lord Sharp of Epsom.

37:23 - 37:28

Intervenant 2

My Lords, I beg leave to ask the question standing in my name on the order paper.

37:28 - 37:55

Intervenant 3

This government believes in empowering mayors. Mayors will decide whether introducing a levy is the right choice, as is common for local leaders in countries all over the world, and mayors will need to consider the appropriate balance between supporting local economic priorities, including tourism, and ensuring a levy is affordable and provides stability and certainty for business.

37:55 - 38:09

Intervenant 2

My Lords, the government's treatment of the hospitality sector over the last two years has been marked by neglect, indifference, and deeply damaging policies. Now this summer many families would have been looking forward to enjoying their summer holidays, but the government has planned to introduce a tax on their holidays.

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