The Rt Hon. the Baroness Morgan of Ely
Labour
Member of the House of Lords
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Baroness Morgan of Ely's full title is The Rt Hon. the Baroness Morgan of Ely. Her name is Mair Eluned Morgan, and she is a current member of the House of Lords.
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Recent Hansard contributions · latest 25
2017-01-18
Wales Bill
My Lords, I thank the Minister for presenting the amendments and for taking on board and dealing with these extra issues in the Bill, in particular that of the Open University. He has been generous in the way he has listened to us during the passage of t
2017-01-10
Wales Bill
Before the noble Lord sits down, may I be clear? There is going to be this transfer after the Bill, but what if we find some more things down the back of the sofa later on? Is there a facility for us to transfer later on the things that we may not have fo
2017-01-10
Wales Bill
My Lords, my Amendment 109 provides for the transfer of all functions currently exercisable by Ministers of the Crown—UK Government Ministers—in relation to areas which are within the devolved legislative competence of the Welsh Government to be transferr
2017-01-10
Wales Bill
My Lords, I do not wish to detain the House for too long. We have spent a lot of time on this group, so I will focus on just two issues.
The first is the matter of ancillary provisions. I thank the Minister for stating on the record that the ability to
2017-01-10
Wales Bill
My Lords, the point is that, under the conferred powers model of governance at the moment, we already have this power. It is in the move to the reserved powers model that we are losing this power. That is why we are so outraged by this move.
2017-01-10
Wales Bill
My Lords, there are a number of huge and very different amendments to be considered in this grouping, so I hope that the House will be tolerant as I address the many key issues that need to be discussed under the broad heading of reservations.
Much of
2017-01-10
Wales Bill
2017-01-10
Wales Bill
My Lords, I wish the Minister a happy new year. It is extremely good news that the Welsh Government were able to come to an agreement with the UK Government on the impact of partial income tax devolution to Wales and the other taxes due to be devolved as
2016-12-14
Wales Bill
What tools are available for the Assembly to use in order to act appropriately? What tools does it have?
2016-12-14
Wales Bill
Before the Minister sits down, I thank him for the suggestion that there will effectively be some kind of early warning system. But he suggested that it would allow the Assembly to act appropriately. What does he mean by that? What would the Assembly acti
2016-12-14
Wales Bill
My Lords, we have heard how Clause 60 allows for consequential provisions on Assembly Acts to be made by the UK Secretary of State. In other words, if there is a need for a tweak to be made to a new law introduced, or if there is a need to change a differ
2016-12-14
Wales Bill
I am very disappointed with the Minister’s response. I do not understand why we cannot have the same rights as Scotland for the public sector to be able to bid for the franchise. We are not asking to be given it; we are asking for the right to submit a pr
2016-12-14
Wales Bill
My Lords, this week, with the chaos caused on Southern rail, we have seen how poorly run railways can impact on people’s lives. I know this to be true because the shadow Chief Whip has told me to get a move on as he needs to catch a train—a Southern rail
2016-12-14
Wales Bill
2016-12-14
Wales Bill
Before the Minister sits down, I should like to be clear on this point. The suggestion is that there will be no possibility for the Welsh Government to look at fixed-odds betting terminals that currently exist, despite there being this incredible social p
2016-12-14
Wales Bill
My Lords, I shall speak to Amendments 57 and 58, which seek to amend government Amendment 56. These amendments have been bizarrely grouped with the amendments to which the noble Lord, Lord Wigley, has just spoken. These amendments are about fixed-odds bet
2016-12-14
Wales Bill
My Lords, I shall speak to Amendments 14 to 22 in my name and that of the noble Lord, Lord Wigley, and to Amendments 23 to 26 in my name, on the devolution of ports to Wales. The difference between my amendments and the Government’s position is that I bel
2016-12-14
Wales Bill
My Lords, I was reflecting on how passionate and moving some of the speeches about water were in Committee, and then I remembered that we are also dealing in these provisions with sewerage, and we do not really get quite as excited about that.
I will s
2016-12-14
Wales Bill
My Lords, it was heartening to hear that the committee can go forward only through consensus—that was a welcome commitment. I am assuming that that means that the terms of reference would be agreed by consensus as well. Can the Minister confirm that that
2016-12-14
Wales Bill
My Lords, I have tabled Amendment 2 relating to the establishment of a justice in Wales commission. I am very pleased to hear that there has been a degree of movement by the Government on this matter. We emphasised in Committee that we were largely dissat
2016-11-23
Wales Bill
My Lords, we have heard some stunning contributions this evening on an incredibly important aspect of the Bill. We have heard a devastating critique of Clause 53, in particular by my noble friend Lord Rowlands. I thank him for giving so much attention to
2016-11-15
Wales Bill
My Lords, things are getting much better. We have had three positive replies. I thank the Minister for his constructive approach on those issues. We look forward to working with him much more closely on them in the next few weeks, and to new amendments co
2016-11-15
Wales Bill
I am sorry, my Lords, but I seem to be monopolising things a little this evening. In moving Amendment 71, I will speak to all three amendments in the group. The first relates to the community infrastructure levy—a planning charge that was introduced by th
2016-11-15
Wales Bill
2016-11-15
Wales Bill
My Lords, I will be very brief. I am not quite convinced by the argument that the separation would not lead to efficiency and cost savings—we could say that about almost all devolved areas of policy. The whole point here is that you need to respond to loc
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Party history
2011-01-24 → present
Labour
current
Government posts
None recorded.
Opposition posts
2016-10-01 → 2017-01-18
Shadow Spokesperson (Wales)
2015-09-18 → 2016-05-06
Opposition Whip (Lords)
2014-10-13 → 2016-06-27
Shadow Spokesperson (Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs)
2013-10-08 → 2016-05-06
Shadow Spokesperson (Wales)
Committee memberships
None recorded.
Contact
Parliamentary office
020 7219 5353
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House of Lords, London, SW1A 0PW
External or private office
Eluned.Morgan@Assembly.Wales
+44 300 200 7310 · National Assembly for Wales, Cardiff Bay, CF99 1NA
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