Lord Hamilton of Epsom

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Lords Debate 2 July 2025 3 contributions
House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) Bill
Before the noble Baroness sits down, will the new committee consider the whole question of the relative powers of both Houses? There is no point in talking about changing the membership unless you decide what they are going to do.
Will the noble Lord, Lord Grocott, tell us who elected him to come to this House?
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Lords Debate 13 June 2025 2 contributions
Environmental Targets (Public Authorities) Bill [HL]
My Lords, I start by thanking the noble Lord, Lord Clement-Jones, for pointing out that I am actually here. I intervened on my noble friend Lady Stowell to make the point that we all support the introduction of AI, but AI is going to be tremendously consumptive of electricity. Electricity prices are…
My Lords, I started this debate by saying that my real concern about all these green initiatives is that they are adding to costs and are one of the reasons why our electricity prices are some of the highest in the G7 and make this country very uncompetitive, particularly when it comes to manufactur…
Lords Proceedings 13 June 2025
AI and Creative Technologies (Communications and Digital Committee Report)
My noble friend is right that the cost of energy in the UK is very much a deterrent to a lot of inward investment. It is not deterring them completely, but I was talking only yesterday to a very senior figure at Amazon and, as you would expect, he was drawing comparisons between us and France. I sai…
Lords Oral Questions 5 June 2025
AI Opportunities Action Plan
A series of funded programmes have been looking at the introduction of AI in government in particular. Some reports were published in the last couple of weeks showing time savings and degree of satisfaction, and identifying where the use of AI will be most useful and where it will be problematic. Th…

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