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16 Jun 2025Football Governance Bill [ Lords ] (Tenth sitting)

Clauses 92 and 93 and schedule 11 relate to definitions. Clause 92 defines various terms used throughout the Bill that are not already defined elsewhere. Clause 93 refers to schedule 11, which lists where in the Bill to find definitions or explanations of terms that apply to multiple provisions—for example, “competitio

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16 Jun 2025Football Governance Bill [ Lords ] (Ninth sitting)

Clause 57 sets out a basic set of conditions that must be met for a league to be allowed to apply to the regulator and request that the backstop be triggered. The regulator cannot unilaterally trigger the backstop process; it must receive an application from one of the leagues under clause 57. This clause sets out that

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15 Jun 2025Draft Casinos (Gaming Machines and Mandatory Conditions) Regulations 2025

I thank the Opposition spokesmen for their contributions. It has been an important debate and I am grateful to Members for their attendance today. It is clear that the official Opposition share our commitment to allowing this historic sector to thrive and to ensuring that those who want to gamble can continue to do so

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15 Jun 2025Draft Casinos (Gaming Machines and Mandatory Conditions) Regulations 2025

I beg to move, That this Committee has considered the draft Casinos (Gaming Machines and Mandatory Conditions) Regulations 2025. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mrs Hobhouse. I am pleased to be speaking to these regulations, which were laid before the House, in draft, on 12 May 2025, and to be talking a

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11 Jun 2025Football Governance Bill [ Lords ] (Eighth sitting)

As I said, the FA, with oversight of the levels of football, is in a good position to ensure that name changes do not have unintended implications for clubs that are outside the regulator’s scope. It has done that point on names well. That is why we want to leave it to do the good job it is doing.

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11 Jun 2025Football Governance Bill [ Lords ] (Eighth sitting)

No, there are no sporting sanctions in the Bill. Those are not in scope. To take the point about the FA further, it has a long track record of being able to take a considered approach to name changes, to listening to fans and heritage concerns, and to taking appropriate action.

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11 Jun 2025Football Governance Bill [ Lords ] (Eighth sitting)

Clause 49 requires a club to establish that a majority of domestic supporters approve any material change to its emblem, crest or predominant home shirt colours. A club’s name, home shirt colours and emblem are intrinsic parts of its heritage, intertwined with decades of club and supporter history. The decision to mate

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11 Jun 2025Football Governance Bill [ Lords ] (Eighth sitting)

It was. I gave some examples in my contribution about history—

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11 Jun 2025Football Governance Bill [ Lords ] (Eighth sitting)

The clause places a duty on all regulated clubs in relevant insolvency proceedings to keep fans informed of the progress of the proceedings. Any fan that has experienced their club going into administration can attest that it is a worrying and often confusing time. Although the regime will look to best protect clubs, i

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11 Jun 2025Football Governance Bill [ Lords ] (Eighth sitting)

We expect the regulator to look at this on a case-by-case basis. As we have said throughout, we very much intend for the regulator to be proportionate depending on where a club sits in the pyramid. Question put and agreed to. Clause 50 accordingly ordered to stand part of the Bill. Clause 51 Duty to keep fans informed

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11 Jun 2025Football Governance Bill [ Lords ] (Eighth sitting)

I am happy to write to the shadow Minister. I appreciate that we added this clause; it was not in the previous iteration of the Bill. That is why I was keen to talk about reasonability. We appreciate that insolvency is a complex, fast-paced, changing and challenging situation, but we also appreciate—Members have talked

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11 Jun 2025Football Governance Bill [ Lords ] (Eighth sitting)

The clause places a duty on all regulated clubs to notify the regulator of any material change in circumstances that is relevant to the regulator’s functions, as soon as reasonably practicable. The regulator will need a complete picture of each club in order to effectively regulate. Full transparency and timely updates

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11 Jun 2025Football Governance Bill [ Lords ] (Eighth sitting)

The clause requires licensed clubs to prepare a personnel statement and submit it to the regulator for approval. Alongside the statement, clubs must provide an explanation as to why they consider it to be accurate. The owners and officers who control and run football clubs are vital to their sustainability. Therefore,

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11 Jun 2025Football Governance Bill [ Lords ] (Eighth sitting)

Perhaps I will add the answer to that question to my letter to the shadow Minister, and I will copy it to the hon. Member for Spelthorne. The clause is clear that the duty will apply only as far as possible, because we do not want to add a burden at an already difficult time. As this is quite a complex but important po

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11 Jun 2025Football Governance Bill [ Lords ] (Eighth sitting)

I am grateful to hon. Members for their contributions. We believe that we have strengthened measures in the Bill to put fans and communities back at the heart of the game and to protect football heritage. All regulated clubs will now be required to have an effective framework in place to meet and consult regularly a re

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11 Jun 2025Football Governance Bill [ Lords ] (Eighth sitting)

Names interact with other clubs in the pyramid, which is not the case with shirts and colours, and we think there are strong provisions in the Bill for fan consultation.

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11 Jun 2025Football Governance Bill [ Lords ] (Eighth sitting)

I am grateful to the hon. Gentleman for taking the words out of my mouth, because I was going to conclude by drawing the Committee’s attention to a letter placed in the Libraries of both Houses when the Bill was in the other place. The letter, dated 6 March, was sent by Baroness Twycross, who took the Bill through the

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11 Jun 2025Football Governance Bill [ Lords ] (Eighth sitting)

There is no cap. However, I draw the hon. Gentleman’s attention to the regulatory principles we addressed earlier in the Bill. Obviously, the regulator needs to be proportionate and reasonable. The regulator will guide its operations according to those principles.

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11 Jun 2025Football Governance Bill [ Lords ] (Eighth sitting)

I beg to move amendment 18, in clause 53, page 42, line 8, leave out “leviable functions” and insert “functions under this Act”. This amendment is consequential on Amendment 22.

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11 Jun 2025Football Governance Bill [ Lords ] (Eighth sitting)

I thank the shadow Minister for his amendment, and I thank the hon. Members for Cheltenham and for Newbury for their new clauses. I acknowledge the intent behind them. We will shortly discuss the levy in more detail when I speak to clauses 53 and 54, but in short, the Bill gives the regulator the power to collect a lev

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