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Mr Nick Raynsford 624 Clause 149, page 85, line 13, leave out 'Secretary of State' and insert 'appropriate national authority'.
Mr Nick Raynsford 625 Clause 149, page 85, line 14, leave out ', notification, payment, adjudication and enforcement' and insert 'and payment'.
Mr Nick Raynsford 626 Clause 149, page 85, line 21, leave out subsection (3) and insert—'( ) Charging scheme penalty charges in respect of any motor vehicle shall be paid—
( ) The Lord Chancellor may make regulations about the notification, adjudication and enforcement of charging scheme penalty charges.'.
Mr Nick Raynsford 627 Clause 149, page 85, line 39, at end insert—'(5A) A person commits an offence if he removes a notice of a charging scheme penalty charge which has been fixed to a motor vehicle in accordance with regulations under this section unless—
Mr Nick Raynsford 628 Clause 149, page 85, line 40, leave out 'this section' and insert 'subsection (4) or (5)'.
Mr Nick Raynsford 629 Clause 149, page 85, line 44, at end insert—'( ) A person guilty of an offence under subsection (5A) is liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding level 2 on the standard scale.'.
Mr Nick Raynsford 630 Clause 150, page 86, line 1, leave out 'Secretary of State' and insert 'appropriate national authority'.
Mr Bernard Jenkin 754 Clause 150, page 86, line 18, at end insert 'where that person has good reason to believe an offence has been committed under section 149.'.
Mr Nick Raynsford 631 Clause 150, page 86, line 19, leave out 'Secretary of State' and insert 'appropriate national authority'.
Mr Nick Raynsford 632 Clause 150, page 86, line 33, leave out from 'road' to end of line 34.
Mr Nick Raynsford 633 Clause 151, page 86, line 44, leave out 'Secretary of State' and insert 'appropriate national authority'.
Mr Bernard Jenkin 745 Clause 151, page 86, line 44, leave out 'standards' and insert 'a common standard'.
Mr Nick Raynsford 634 Clause 151, page 86, line 45, leave out 'used' and insert 'installed, or authorised to be installed, by charging authorities'.
Mr Nick Raynsford 635 Clause 151, page 87, line 1, leave out 'used' and insert 'installed'.
Mr Don Foster 392 Clause 151, page 87, line 3, at end add—'(4) The charging authority may, after consultation with neighbouring local authorities covered by the local transport plan and organisations appearing to the authority to be representative of users of roads within the local transport plan area, close public highways to motor vehicles to assess the impact on traffic movement in the area generally and, in particular, on the use of roads where charges apply, for a period of up to twelve weeks. (5) The authority may use the results of the assessment of highway closures carried out under subsection (4) to incorporate highway closures into amendments to the local transport plan.'.
Mr Bernard Jenkin 755 Clause 152, page 87, line 4, leave out 'may' and insert 'shall'.
Mr Bernard Jenkin 756 Clause 152, page 87, line 10, leave out 'may' and insert 'shall'.
Mr Bernard Jenkin 757 Clause 152, page 87, line 13, leave out 'may' and insert 'shall'.
Mr Bernard Jenkin 746 Clause 152, page 87, line 24, at end add—'(7) If the charging scheme includes a through route then the charging authority or authorities (acting jointly) must designate a preferred alternative route. This route must be provided with signs and enable traffic to follow the preferred alternative route to their destination.'.
Mr Nick Raynsford 636 Page 87, line 28, leave out Clause 153.
Mr Bernard Jenkin 770 Clause 154, page 87, line 30, at beginning insert 'Payment and'.
Mr Bernard Jenkin 782 Clause 154, page 87, line 31, at beginning insert—'( ) In this Part, charging authorities may impose charges in respect of workplace parking places at premises in the area covered by a scheme either through a "payment scheme" or a "licensing scheme", but not both. ( ) In this Part, "payment scheme" means a scheme for imposing charges in respect of the use of workplace parking places at premises in the area covered by the scheme, to be paid by the users of those places.'.
Mr Bernard Jenkin 771 Clause 154, page 87, line 31, leave out '"licensing' and insert '"payment and licensing'.
Mr Nick Raynsford 637 Clause 154, page 87, line 34, at end insert—'( ) Charges imposed in respect of any premises by a licensing scheme under this Part shall be paid—
Mr Bernard Jenkin 772 Clause 154, page 88, line 1, after 'A', insert 'payment and'.
Mr Nick Raynsford 638 Clause 154, page 88, line 1, leave out 'and operated'.
Mr Bernard Jenkin 773 Clause 154, page 88, line 2, after 'local', insert 'payment and'.
Mr Bernard Jenkin 774 Clause 154, page 88, line 5, after 'local', insert 'payment and'.
Mr Bernard Jenkin 775 Clause 154, page 88, line 7, after 'local-London', insert 'payment and'.
Mr Bernard Jenkin 776 Clause 154, page 88, line 10, after 'a', insert 'payment and'.
Mr Bernard Jenkin 777 Clause 154, page 88, line 12, after 'the', insert 'payment and'.
Mr Bernard Jenkin 778 Clause 154, page 88, line 14, after 'the', insert 'payment and'.
Mr Bernard Jenkin 779 Clause 154, page 88, line 14, after 'a', insert 'payment and'.
Mr Bernard Jenkin 780 Clause 154, page 88, line 16, after second 'the', insert 'payment and'.
Mr Bernard Jenkin 781 Clause 154, page 88, line 18, after 'local-London', insert 'payment and'.
Mr Don Foster
Mr Michael Moore 479 Clause 158, page 89, line 5, after 'premises', insert 'which shall include out-of-town retail shopping complexes, entertainment facilities and warehouses'.
Mr Nick Raynsford 639 Clause 158, page 89, line 14, at end insert 'engaged in the carrying on of any business of the body'.
Mr Bernard Jenkin 758 Clause 158, page 89, line 33, leave out from 'profession' to end of line 34.
Mr Bernard Jenkin 764 Clause 158, page 89, line 33, at end insert 'employing more than 10 full-time employees'.
Mr Bernard Jenkin 759 Clause 158, page 90, line 16, at end insert—'(5B) A licence is only required for parking places that will be occupied by the same vehicle (or a different vehicle but driven by the same person) which parks at a given premises for over two hours more than three times in a seven day period. (Monday 00.01 to Sunday 24.00). When a vehicle parks at a given premises, for the purposes of this part it will be taken to park in the same space, although in reality this may not be the case.'.
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