| Amendments proposed to the Immigration and Asylum Bill, As Amended - continued | House of Commons |
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Mr Secretary Straw 56 Page 37, line 38 [Clause 57], leave out '2 of the Asylum and Immigration Act 1996' and insert '(Removal of asylum claimants under standing arrangements with member States) or (Removal of asylum claimants in other circumstances)'.
Mr Secretary Straw 57 Page 37, line 41 [Clause 57], leave out 'a special' and insert 'an'.
Mr Secretary Straw 58 Page 37, line 42 [Clause 57], leave out from beginning to 'was' in line 43 and insert 'applicable to that certificate was not satisfied when it'
Mr Secretary Straw 59 Page 38, line 2 [Clause 58], leave out from beginning to first 'the' in line 3 and insert 'Unless a certificate issued under section (Removal of asylum claimants under standing arrangements with member States) or (Removal of asylum claimants in other circumstances) has been set aside on an appeal under section 51 or 57 or otherwise ceases to have effect,'.
Mr Secretary Straw 60 Page 38, line 6 [Clause 58], leave out from beginning to end of line 8 and insert—'(2) A person who has been, or is to be, sent to a member State or to a country designated under section (Removal of asylum claimants in other circumstances)(1)(b) is not, while he is in the United Kingdom, entitled to appeal—
Mr Secretary Straw 61 Page 39, line 10 [Clause 60], leave out 'has a right of' and insert ',while he is in the United Kingdom, is entitled to'.
Mr Secretary Straw 62 Page 39, line 17 [Clause 60], leave out 'has a right of' and insert 'is entitled to'.
Mr Secretary Straw 63 Page 40, line 27 [Clause 62], leave out 'special'.
Mr Secretary Straw 64 Page 40, line 34 [Clause 62], leave out 'special'.
Mr Secretary Straw 65 Page 41, line 1 [Clause 63], leave out from 'against' to end of line 2 and insert '—
Mr Secretary Straw 66 Page 41, line 5 [Clause 63], leave out from 'decision' to '; and' in line 6.
Mr Secretary Straw 67 Page 41, line 31 [Clause 64], leave out from beginning to end of line 35.
Mr Secretary Straw 68 Page 45, line 25 [Clause 69], leave out from beginning to end of line 27.
Sir Norman Fowler 15 Page 51, line 2 [Clause 79], leave out 'or' and insert—'( ) is a child who is being looked after by the asylum-seeker, or his spouse, who is under 18 and dependent on him; or'.
Sir Norman Fowler 16 Page 51, line 13 [Clause 79], at end insert—'"Secretary of State" means the Secretary of State for Social Security;'.
Sir Norman Fowler 18 Page 52, line 22 [Clause 80], at end insert 'unless the person concerned can show that he or a dependant of his would suffer serious hardship if the Secretary of State did not have regard to such a matter'.
Sir Norman Fowler 17 Page 52, line 27 [Clause 80], at end insert ', unless the accommodation is overcrowded as defined in sections 324 to 326 of the Housing Act 1985'.
Mr Secretary Straw 69 Page 52, line 42 [Clause 80], at end insert—'(12) Schedule (Asylum Support: interim provisions) makes temporary provision for support in the period before the coming into force of this section.'.
Sir Norman Fowler 19 Page 52, line 42 [Clause 80], at end insert—'(12) The Secretary of State shall within one year of this section coming into effect and every year thereafter make a report to Parliament on—
Sir Norman Fowler 20 Page 53, line 33 [Clause 82], leave out 'and' and insert—
Sir Norman Fowler 21 Page 53, line 35 [Clause 82], leave out 'may' and insert 'need'.
Sir Norman Fowler 22 Page 53, line 38 [Clause 82], after 'provided', insert 'unless there are reasonable grounds for believing that the supported person or his dependants have been the victims of torture and that it is in the interests of his or their health to be in proximity to specialised services related to the victims of torture'.
Mr Richard Allan 143 Page 54, line 12 [Clause 82], at end insert 'save that the provision of essential living needs to the supported person and his dependants under 81(1)(b) shall be of value not less than 85% of what would be the income support applicable amount(s) provided under section 124 of the Social Security and Benefits Act 1992 for the supported person and his dependants, and not less than 100% for any child dependants.'.
Sir Norman Fowler 23 Page 54 [Clause 82], leave out lines 13 to 15.
Mr Richard Allan 144 Page 54, line 13 [Clause 82], leave out subsection (6).
Sir Norman Fowler 25 Page 54, line 30 [Clause 83], at beginning insert 'Subject to subsection (3A) below'.
Sir Norman Fowler 26 Page 54, line 36 [Clause 83], at end insert—'(3A) Regulations made under subsection (3) above shall require the Secretary of State not to take into account the work of charities, churches, faith groups or religious organisations in taking the decisions referred to in that subsection.'.
Mr Secretary Straw 70 Page 54, line 45 [Clause 83], at end insert '(including circumstances in which the Secretary of State would otherwise be under a duty to provide support).'.
Sir Norman Fowler 24 Page 54, line 45 [Clause 83], at end insert 'and for the provision of alternative support where a person leaves accommodation because he or his dependants have been the subject of attacks or hostility directed towards him or them'.
Mr Neil Gerrard
1 Page 62, line 37 [Clause 101], at end insert—'(2A) Subsection 1(e), (j) and (k) of this section shall not apply to an asylum seeker who has a dependant under the age of 18, but income support shall be paid at the urgent cases rate as prescribed.'.
Mr Secretary Straw 71 Page 62, line 42 [Clause 101], leave out 'an EEA national' and insert 'a national of an EEA State'.
Mr Secretary Straw 72 Page 63, line 7 [Clause 101], leave out beginning to end of line 9.
Mr Secretary Straw 3 Page 66, line 29, leave out Clause 108.
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