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As an Amendment to Mr Nick Raynsford's proposed Amendment (No. 1237):
Mr Simon Hughes (a) Line 9, leave out 'may' and insert 'shall'.
Mr Peter Brooke 1249 Schedule 20, page 235, line 30, leave out 'Strategy' and insert 'Consultative'.
Mr Peter Brooke 1250 Schedule 20, page 235, line 36, leave out 'Strategy' and insert 'Consultative'.
Mr Peter Brooke 1251 Schedule 20, page 235, line 38, leave out 'Strategy' and insert 'Consultative'.
Mr Nick Raynsford 1238 Schedule 20, page 235, line 39, after 'affected' insert '(a)'.
Mr Nick Raynsford 1239 Schedule 20, page 235, line 40, at end insert '; or
As an Amendment to Mr Nick Raynsford's proposed Amendment (No. 1239):
Mr Simon Hughes (a) Line 2, leave out 'appointment' and insert 'election'.
Mr Nick Raynsford 1240 Schedule 20, page 235, line 40, at end insert—
'Application of seal and proof of instruments 6.—(1) The application of the seal of the Cultural Strategy Group for London shall be authenticated by the signature of any member, or any member of staff, of the Cultural Strategy Group for London who has been authorised for the purpose, whether generally or specially, by the Cultural Strategy Group for London.(2) In sub-paragraph (1) above the reference to the signature of a person includes a reference to a facsimile of a signature by whatever process reproduced; and, in paragraph 7 below, the word "signed" shall be construed accordingly.
Documents served etc by or on the Cultural Strategy Group for London 7.—(1) Any document which the Cultural Strategy Group for London is authorised or required by or under any enactment to serve, make or issue may be signed on behalf of the Cultural Strategy Group for London by any member, or any member of staff, of the Cultural Strategy Group for London who has been authorised for the purpose, whether generally or specially, by the Cultural Strategy Group for London.(2) Every document purporting to be an instrument made or issued by or on behalf of the Cultural Strategy Group for London and to be duly executed under the seal of the Cultural Strategy Group for London, or to be signed or executed by a person authorised by the Cultural Strategy Group for London for the purpose, shall be received in evidence and be treated, without further proof, as being so made or so issued unless the contrary is shown. (3) Any notice which is required or authorised, by or under any provision of any other Act, to be given, served or issued by, to or on the Cultural Strategy Group for London shall be in writing.'.
Mr Peter Brooke 1217 Clause 262, page 131, line 31, leave out 'Strategy' and insert 'Consultative'.
Mr Simon Hughes 1252 Clause 262, page 131, line 32, after 'Mayor', insert 'and Assembly'.
Mr Peter Brooke 1218 Clause 262, page 131, line 32, leave out 'strategy' and insert 'wish list'.
Mr Peter Brooke 1219 Clause 262, page 131, line 33, at end insert—'The Cultural Consultative Group shall spell out clearly sources of funding for any proposals which they include in their wish list'.
Mr Peter Brooke 1220 Clause 262, page 131, line 34, leave out 'strategy' and insert 'wish list'.
Mr Simon Hughes 1253 Clause 262, page 131, line 35, after first 'Mayor', insert 'and Assembly'.
Mr Simon Hughes 1254 Clause 262, page 131, line 35, after second 'Mayor', insert 'and Assembly'.
Mr Peter Brooke 1221 Clause 262, page 131, line 38, leave out 'strategy' and insert 'wish list'.
Mr Simon Hughes 1255 Clause 262, page 131, line 38, after 'Mayor', insert 'and Assembly'.
Mr Simon Hughes 1256 Clause 262, page 131, line 39, leave out 'Mayor considers' and insert 'Mayor and Assembly consider'.
Mr Peter Brooke 1222 Clause 262, page 132, line 1, leave out 'strategy' and insert 'Consultative'.
Mr Simon Hughes 1257 Clause 262, page 132, line 2, after 'Mayor', insert 'and Assembly'.
Mr Peter Brooke 1223 Clause 262, page 132, line 2, at end insert 'with a clear indication of potential sources of funds to meet any costs involved'.
Sir Sydney Chapman 813 Clause 262, page 132, line 5, at end insert—
Sir Sydney Chapman 811 Clause 262, page 132, line 9, at end insert—
Mr Simon Hughes 1258 Clause 262, page 132, line 9, at end insert—
Sir Sydney Chapman 812 Clause 262, page 132, line 11, after 'library', insert 'and archive'.
Mr Peter Brooke 1241 Clause 262, page 132, line 11, at end insert—
Mr Nick Raynsford 1232 Clause 262, page 132, line 13, at end insert—'(5A) The Mayor may give the Cultural Strategy Group for London directions requiring the draft strategy to be formulated and submitted under subsection (1) above not later than such date as may be specified in the directions. (5B) The Cultural Strategy Group for London shall comply with any directions under subsection (5A) above.'. As Amendments to Mr Nick Raynsford's proposed Amendment (No. 1232):
Mr Simon Hughes (a) Line 2, after 'Mayor', insert 'and Assembly'.
Mr Simon Hughes (b) Line 5, leave out 'comply with' and insert 'have regard to'.
Mr Simon Hughes 1259 Clause 262, page 132, line 13, at end insert—
Mr Simon Hughes 1260 Clause 262, page 132, line 13, at end insert—
Mr Simon Hughes 1261 Clause 262, page 132, line 13, at end insert—'(5A) The culture strategy may include proposals for the education of the public in each of the matters specified in subsection (5) above.'.
Mr Nick Raynsford 1233 Clause 262, page 132, line 14, leave out subsection (6) and insert—'(6) Where the Mayor revises the culture strategy otherwise than in response to proposed revisions submitted by the Cultural Strategy Group for London under subsection (4) above, then, in the case of that revision—
As an Amendment to Mr Nick Raynsford's proposed Amendment (No. 1233):
Mr Simon Hughes (a) Line 2, after 'Mayor', insert 'and Assembly'.
Mr Peter Brooke 1224 Clause 262, page 132, line 16, leave out 'Strategy' and insert 'Consultative'.
Mr Peter Brooke 1053 Clause 262, page 132, line 16, at end insert—'The £1\5m per annum funding from the Department of Culture, Media and Sport to the London Tourist Board for overseas marketing activity shall continue as will the part funding of its activity currently disbursed through the English Tourist Board.'.
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