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Report Stage Proceedings: 3 July 2012                  

73

 

Finance Bill, continued

 
 

Grahame M. Morris

 

Ian Mearns

 

Ian Lavery

 

Philip Davies

 

Mr David Nuttall

 

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Page  555,  line  1  [Schedule  24],  leave out ‘20%’ and insert ‘18%’.

 


 

Grahame M. Morris

 

Ian Mearns

 

Ian Lavery

 

Philip Davies

 

Mr David Nuttall

 

Not called  12

 

Page  574,  line  8  [Schedule  24],  leave out ‘2013’ and insert ‘2014’.

 


 

Grahame M. Morris

 

Ian Mearns

 

Ian Lavery

 

Philip Davies

 

Mr David Nuttall

 

Not called  13

 

Page  577,  line  16  [Schedule  24],  leave out ‘2013’ and insert ‘2014’.

 

Grahame M. Morris

 

Ian Mearns

 

Ian Lavery

 

Philip Davies

 

Mr David Nuttall

 

Not called  14

 

Page  577,  line  20  [Schedule  24],  leave out ‘2013’ and insert ‘2014’.

 

Grahame M. Morris

 

Ian Mearns

 

Ian Lavery

 

Philip Davies

 

Mr David Nuttall

 

Not called  15

 

Page  577,  line  22  [Schedule  24],  leave out ‘2013’ and insert ‘2014’.


 
 

Report Stage Proceedings: 3 July 2012                  

74

 

Finance Bill, continued

 
 

Grahame M. Morris

 

Ian Mearns

 

Ian Lavery

 

Philip Davies

 

Mr David Nuttall

 

Not called  16

 

Page  577,  line  33  [Schedule  24],  at end insert—

 

‘68(1)  

The introduction of machine games duty is not intended to raise additional

 

revenue, but to replace the existing taxation of gaming machines through

 

amusement machine licence duty and value added tax.

 

      (2)  

One year after the go-live date the Chancellor of the Exchequer shall review

 

the impact of machine games duty on the leisure industry, and will lay a report

 

of his review in the House of Commons Library by the end of February 2014.

 

      (3)  

If the review carried out in sub-paragraph (2) above finds that the standard rate

 

of machine games duty generated more revenue than the estimated revenue

 

neutral figure, The Chancellor of the Exchequer shall lay a paper before

 

Parliament setting out how he proposes to reduce the standard rate.’.

 

Bill read the third time on division, and passed.

 


 
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