House of Commons Amendments

Session 2014 - 15
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1479

House of Commons

Notices of Amendments

given on

Thursday 22 January 2015

Consideration of Bill

Serious Crime Bill [Lords], As Amended

Fiona Bruce

Robert Flello

Steve Baker

Mr David Burrowes

Mr Dominic Grieve

Sir David Amess

Mr Joe Benton

Richard Benyon

Jake Berry

Mr Brian Binley

Bob Blackman

Mr Graham Brady

Angie Bray

Mr Peter Bone

Sir Peter Bottomley

Conor Burns

Paul Burstow

Alistair Burt

Mr Ronnie Campbell

Sir William Cash

Martin Caton

Mr Tom Clarke

Ann Clwyd

Oliver Colvile

Michael Connarty

Rosie Cooper

Alex Cunningham

David T.C. Davies

Nick de Bois

Mr Nigel Dodds

Mr Jefffrey M. Donaldson

Mark Durkan

Bill Esterson

Jonathan Evans

Mr Nigel Evans

Mr Frank Field

Dr Liam Fox

Mike Freer

Sir Roger Gale

Mrs Cheryl Gillan

Mr James Gray

Damian Green

Mr Dai Havard

Chris Heaton-Harris

John Hemming

Mr Mark Hoban

Kate Hoey

Mr Philip Hollobone

Kelvin Hopkins

Sir Gerald Howarth

Mr Stewart Jackson

Jeremy Lefroy

Sir Edward Leigh

Naomi Long

Sir Peter Luff

Mark Menzies

Liz McInnes

Mr David Nuttall

Mr Mark Prisk

Jacob Rees-Mogg

Jim Shannon

Mr Virendra Sharma

Jim Sheridan

David Simpson

Henry Smith

Mrs Caroline Spelman

John Stevenson

Sarah Teather

Mr Michael Thornton

Martin Vickers

Dame Angela Watkinson

Craig Whittaker

Bill Wiggin

Paul Maynard

Mr Alan Reid

NC1

To move the following Clause—


“Termination of pregnancy on the grounds of the sex of the unborn child

Nothing in section 1 of the Abortion Act 1967 is to be interpreted as allowing a

pregnancy to be terminated on the grounds of the sex of the unborn child.”

Notices of Amendments:
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, continued

John Mann

NC2

To move the following Clause—


“Official Secrets Act 1989 (additional defence)

(1)
The Official Secrets Act 1989 is amended as follows—

(2)
After section 8, insert—

“(8A)
It is a defence for a person charged with an offence under any provision

of this Act to prove that he knew, or had reasonable cause to believe, that

the information, document or article disclosed was—

(a)
germane to an official investigation of, or inquiry into, historic

child abuse, and

(b)
provided only to an officer of such an investigation or inquiry.



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