Lord Suri's Maiden Speech delivered on 15th January 2015, House of Lords
My Lords,
I would like to thank all noble Lords on all sides of the House, and the staff of this House for your immense kindness and friendliness in making me so welcome to this illustrious establishment, navigating me through the protocols, giving me advise and guidance to enable me to fulfill my new role in this House.
My Lords, in particular I would like to give my heartfelt gratitude and thanks to my supp
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