The Lords will not sit back and let the Agriculture Bill pass without amendment

As the Agriculture Bill passes through the House of Lords, peers will be seeking to make changes to strengthen it in several areas, says Baroness McIntosh.

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The Lords will not sit back and let the Agriculture Bill pass without amendment

As the Agriculture Bill passes through the House of Lords, peers will be seeking to make changes to strengthen it in several areas, says Baroness McIntosh. The Agriculture Bill is currently being scrutinised...

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