The issue was raised at question time on 9 November 2011 by Labour's Lord Dubs.

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Lord Dubs said peers should be told they will lose their titles if they remain in the upper chamber.

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Speaking during questions on 12 March 2012, Lord Dubs said demands for a full inquiry had "been going on for years".

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The topic was raised by Labour peer Lord Dubs, who described the possibility of removing rioters' innocent family members from their homes as "shocking".

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Another Labour peer, Lord Dubs, picks up a theme pursued by colleagues in the Commons with a question on official visits to food banks made by ministers of both Houses since May 2010.

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The first, led by Lord Haskell, is on the development and retention of manufacturing industry in the UK. Then Lord Dubs leads a debate on the support available for people with neurological conditions, and there's a short debate on the future of Citizens Advice Bureaux - led by Lord Boateng.

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