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Lord Ranger of Northwood

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“There is a fundamental difference between investing in AI technology and enabling British businesses to benefit from it. That is where we need to focus.”
Small and Medium-sized Enterprises: AI SectorUK House of Lords, October 29, 2026. Speaking as: Other. Lord Ranger of Northwood (Conservative), who asked the question, replying to the minister after noting JP Morgan's figure for US hyperscaler investment.
“All these businesses have said the same thing to me: where do they go now? Where are all these policy areas sitting?”
Department for Science, Innovation and Technology: AbolitionUK House of Lords, October 14, 2026. Speaking as: Other. Lord Ranger (Conservative) reports what AI businesses told the peer about the removal of the department.

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  1. HearingUK House of LordsSpeaks

    Small and Medium-sized Enterprises: AI Sector

    In a House of Lords oral question, Conservative peer Lord Ranger of Northwood asked how the Government assesses business confidence among small AI firms. Minister Lord Leong listed funds and schemes, and peers pressed on procurement, energy costs, gender gaps and compute.

  2. HearingUK House of LordsSpeaks

    Department for Science, Innovation and Technology: Abolition

    In a Lords oral question on abolishing the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, peers ask where AI policy now sits and what happens to AI regulation staffing. Minister Baroness Twycross says a Cabinet-level AI minister coordinates the work and AISI continues, without giving staffing figures.