Amendments proposed to the Greater London Authority Bill, As Amended - continued House of Commons

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Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     163     [Schedule     1],     leave out line 25.

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     163     [Schedule     1],     leave out lines 31 and 32.


   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     165,     line     4     [Schedule     2],     at end insert—

    '(2) The candidate with the fewest number of first preference votes is eliminated, and the second preference votes given for that candidate shall be ascertained.

    (3) The second preference votes under subsection (2) above shall be transferred to the other candidates, being added to the first preference votes cast for the other candidates.

    (4) If, following the recalculation under subsection (3) above, none of the candidates receives more than half of the votes, the remaining candidate with the fewest number of votes is eliminated and the procedure in subsections (2) and (3) above is carried out.

    (5) The process continues until one candidate has received more than half of all the votes, and that person shall be returned as Mayor.'.

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     165     [Schedule     2],     leave out lines 5 to 17.

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     165,     line     21     [Schedule 2],     at end insert—

'Part IA

Return of Constituency Members Following a Vacancy

Application

    1. This Part of this Schedule applies where there are three or more candidates in an Assembly constituency.

Candidate with overall majority of first preference votes

    2. If one of the candidates to be a constituency member receives more than half of all the first preference votes given in the Assembly constituency that candidate shall be returned as the constituency member for that Assembly constituency.

No candidate with overall majority of first preference votes

    3.—(1) If none of the candidates to be the constituency member receives more than half of all the first preference votes given in the Assembly constituency, the following provisions of this paragraph shall have effect.

    (2) The candidate with the fewest number of first preference votes is eliminated, and the second preference votes given for that candidate shall be ascertained.

    (3) The second preference votes under subsection (2) above shall be transferred to the other candidates, being added to the first preference votes cast for the other candidates.

    (4) If, following the recalculation under subsection (3) above, none of the candidates receives more than half of the votes, the remaining candidate with the fewest number of votes is eliminated and the procedure in subsections (2) and (3) above is carried out.

    (5) The process continues until one candidate has received more than half of all the votes, and the person shall be returned as the constituency member for that Assembly constituency.

    (6) If, by reason of an equality of total number of preference votes, two or more candidates remaining in the contest each have the greatest total number of preference votes, the constituency returning officer shall decide by lots which of them is to be returned as the constituency member for that Assembly constituency.'.

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     165,     line     21     [Schedule     2],     at end insert—

'PART IAA

RETURN OF CONSTITUENCY MEMBERS

    Each voter shall have a single transferable vote, that is to say a vote—

      (a) capable of being given so as to indicate the voter's order of preference for the candidates for election as members for the constituency, and

      (b) capable of being transferred to the next choice—

          (i) when the vote is not required to give a prior choice the necessary quota of votes, or

          (ii) when, owing to the deficiency in the number of votes given for a prior choice, that choice is eliminated from the list of candidates.'.

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     165,     line     22     [Schedule     2],     leave out from beginning to end of line 25 on page 167.


   

Mr Secretary Prescott

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Page     174,     line     38     [Schedule     3],     at end insert—

'Broadcasting during elections

     21A.—(1) Section 93 shall be amended as follows.

    (2) In subsection (1), after "local government election" there shall be inserted ", other than an Authority election,".'.


   

Mr Secretary Prescott

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Page     192,     line     32     [Schedule     9],     leave out 'before it ceases to exist,'.


   

Mr Secretary Prescott

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Page     197,     line     37     [Schedule     9],     leave out 'before it ceases to exist,'.


   

Mr Secretary Prescott

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Page     198,     line     23     [Schedule     9],     leave out from 'contract' to 'notwithstanding' in line 24 and insert 'which by virtue of section (Continuity: repealed or revoked functions of LRT) of this Act has effect as if made by Transport for London,'.


   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     210,     line     24     [Schedule     12],     leave out '9.30' and insert '9.00'.


   

Mr Secretary Prescott

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Page     214     [Schedule     13],     leave out lines 20 to 22 and insert—

      '(b) which by virtue of section (Continuity: repealed or revoked functions of LRT) of this Act has effect as if made by Transport for London.'.


   

Mrs Gillian Shephard
Mr Richard Ottaway

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Page     230,     line     36,     leave out Schedule 18.

   

Mrs Gillian Shephard
Mr Richard Ottaway

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Page     230,     line     45     [Schedule     18],     leave out 'keeping or'.


   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     235,     line     12     [Schedule 18],     leave out from 'scheme' to third 'the' in line 13.

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     235,     line     14     [Schedule 18],     leave out 'during the scheme's initial period'.

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     235,     line     19     [Schedule 18],     leave out from '(2)' to 'the'.

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     235     [Schedule 18],     leave out lines 24 to 27.

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     235     [Schedule 18],     leave out lines 32 to 40.


   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     236, line     36     [Schedule 18],     leave out from beginning to end of line 2 on page 237.


   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     237     [Schedule     18],     leave out lines 24 to 38.


   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     247,     line     6     [Schedule     19],     leave out from 'scheme' to third 'the' in line 7.

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     247,     line     8     [Schedule     19],     leave out 'during the scheme's initial period'.

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     247,     line     13     [Schedule     19],     leave out from '(2)' to 'the'.

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     247     [Schedule     19],     leave out lines 18 to 21.

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     247     [Schedule     19],     leave out lines 26 to 34.


   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     248     [Schedule     19],     leave out lines 28 to 44.


   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     249     [Schedule     19],     leave out lines 16 to 30.


   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     256,     line     32     [Schedule     21],     leave out 'appointed' and insert 'elected'.

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     256,     line     39     [Schedule     21],     leave out 'appointed' and insert 'elected'.

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     256,     line     45     [Schedule     21],     leave out 'appointed by the Mayor of London' and insert 'elected by the London Assembly'.


   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     257,     line     4     [Schedule     21],     leave out 'Mayor' and insert 'London Assembly'.

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Mr Tom Brake
Mr Paul Burstow
Dr Vincent Cable
Mr Edward Davey
Dr Jenny Tonge

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Page     257,     line     6     [Schedule     21],     leave out 'appointment he' and insert 'election it'.


 
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