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House of Commons

 
 

Notices of Amendments

 

given on

 

Tuesday 21 May 2013

 

For other Amendment(s) see the following page(s) of Supplement to Votes:

 

757-60, 765, 805-06, 827-28, 895-96, 1009-11, 1107-08, 1117, 1123-25, 1153-54 and

 

1201-02 of the 2012-13 Session

 

and 1, 7-13 and 93-111 of the 2013-14 Session

 

Consideration of Bill


 

Energy Bill, As Amended

 

Barry Gardiner

 

148

 

Schedule  4,  page  119,  line  13,  at end insert—

 

‘(iii)    

substantial pollution abatement equipment dealing with

 

oxides of sulphur, oxides of nitrogen, heavy metal emissions

 

or particles is fitted to the generating station.’.

 

Barry Gardiner

 

149

 

Schedule  4,  page  119,  line  39,  leave out ‘42(5)(b)’ and insert ‘42(6)(b)’.

 

Barry Gardiner

 

150

 

Clause  42,  page  42,  line  36,  leave out ‘2044’ and insert ‘2029’.

 

Electricity cost for consumers

 

Mr Christopher Chope

 

Mr Edward Leigh

 

NC15

 

To move the following Clause:—

 

‘No duty imposed upon the Secretary by this Act shall apply if the consequence

 

of the exercise of that duty is to raise the cost of electricity for consumers.’.

 

Mr Christopher Chope

 

Mr Edward Leigh

 

151

 

Clause  38,  page  23,  line  34,  at end add—


 
 

Notices of Amendments: 21 May 2013                     

132

 

Energy Bill, continued

 
 

‘(5)    

The Secretary of State may not exercise the power under subsection (1) if the

 

consequence would be to raise the price of electricity for consumers.’.

 

Environmental impact of transmission

 

Dr Liam Fox

 

Glyn Davies

 

Mr Adam Holloway

 

Miss Anne McIntosh

 

David T.C. Davies

 

Miss Eleanor Laing

 

Mr James Gray

 

NC7

 

To move the following Clause:—

 

‘(1)    

The Electricity Act 1989 is amended as follows.

 

(2)    

In section 9 (general duties of licence holders), after subsection (1)(b) insert—

 

“(c)    

to have regard for the protection of the environment and, in

 

particular, to conserve the natural beauty and amenity of the

5

countryside.”

 

(3)    

In section 9 (general duties of licence holders), after subsection (2)(b) insert—

 

“(c)    

to have regard for the protection of the environment and, in

 

particular, to conserve the natural beauty and amenity of the

10

countryside.”

 

(4)    

In Schedule 9 (preservation of amenity and fisheries), in sub-paragraph (1)(b)

 

leave out “mitigate” and insert “avoid, or where appropriate minimise”.’.

 

As Amendments to Dr Liam Fox’s proposed New Clause (Environmental impact of

 

transmission) (NC7):—

 

Mr Christopher Chope

 

Mr Edward Leigh

 

(a)

 

Line  5,  at end insert ‘and coastal waters’.

 

Mr Christopher Chope

 

Mr Edward Leigh

 

(b)

 

Line  9,  at end insert ‘and coastal waters’.

 

Strategy for electricity demand reduction

 

Caroline Lucas

 

NC2

 

To move the following Clause:—

 

‘(1)    

The Secretary of State must within 12 months of the passing of this Act publish

 

a strategy setting out policies to achieve a reduction in demand for electricity of

 

at least 103 TWh by 2020 and 154 TWh by 2030.

 

(2)    

The strategy must include an assessment of the cost effectiveness of the policies

5

included in it.


 
 

Notices of Amendments: 21 May 2013                     

133

 

Energy Bill, continued

 
 

(3)    

Before publishing the strategy the Secretary of State must consult such persons

 

as in his opinion may have information that will assist him in drawing up the

 

strategy.

 

(4)    

The Secretary of State must—

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(a)    

implement the strategy; and

 

(b)    

report to Parliament every year on progress.’.

 

As an Amendment to Caroline Lucas’s proposed New Clause (Strategy for electricity

 

demand reduction) (NC2):—

 

Mr Christopher Chope

 

Mr Edward Leigh

 

(a)

 

Line  11,  at end add—

 

‘(5)    

Nothing in the strategy shall rely upon the use of the price mechanism to reduce

 

demand.’.

 


 
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