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Hilary Armstrong 478 Clause 70, page 47, line 26, leave out 'Secretary of State' and insert 'Lord Chancellor'.
Hilary Armstrong 479 Clause 70, page 47, line 28, at end insert—'( ) The Lord Chancellor must obtain the consent of the Secretary of State before issuing any guidance under subsection (10).'.
Hilary Armstrong 480 Clause 71, page 47, line 44, at end insert—'( ) The president of the Adjudication Panel for England may, after consultation with the Secretary of State, give directions as to the practice and procedure to be followed by tribunals drawn from the Panel.'.
Hilary Armstrong 481 Clause 71, page 48, line 2, at end insert—'( ) The president of the Adjudication Panel for Wales may, after consultation with the National Assembly for Wales, give directions as to the practice and procedure to be followed by tribunals drawn from the Panel.'.
Hilary Armstrong 482 Clause 71, page 48, line 12, leave out sub-paragraph (ii).
Hilary Armstrong 483 Clause 71, page 48, line 15, at end insert '(including provision with respect to interest and provision with respect to the enforcement of any such award)'.
Hilary Armstrong 484 Clause 72, page 48, line 29, leave out '67' and insert '67(3)'.
Hilary Armstrong 485 Clause 72, page 48, line 33, leave out from 'concerned' to 'not' in line 39 and insert 'for a period which does'.
Hilary Armstrong 486 Clause 72, page 48, line 46, after 'must' insert 'give details of the suspension or partial suspension and'.
Hilary Armstrong 487 Clause 72, page 49, line 15, leave out 'cease to have effect on the day that' and insert 'not extend beyond the day on which'.
Hilary Armstrong 488 Clause 72, page 49, line 19, leave out 'member or co-opted member of the relevant authority concerned' and insert 'person'.
Hilary Armstrong 489 Clause 72, page 49, line 21, at end insert—'( ) In a case where section 61(7) or 67(7) applies, the references in subsection (3) and (8)(b) to the relevant authority concerned are to be treated as including a reference to the relevant authority of which the person concerned was formerly a member or co-opted member.'.
Hilary Armstrong 490 Clause 72, page 49, line 28, at end insert 'or partial suspension'.
Hilary Armstrong 491 Clause 73, page 49, line 39, leave out from '(4)' to end of line 6 on page 50 and insert—'(4) A person may be—
Hilary Armstrong 492 Clause 73, page 50, line 8, leave out 'or (5)(a)'.
Hilary Armstrong 493 Clause 73, page 50, line 9, after 'suspended' insert 'or partially suspended'.
Hilary Armstrong 494 Clause 73, page 50, line 12, leave out 'or (5)(b)'.
Hilary Armstrong 495 Clause 73, page 50, line 16, leave out 'or (5)'.
Hilary Armstrong 496 Clause 73, page 50, line 23, after 'suspended' insert 'or partially suspended'.
Hilary Armstrong 497 Clause 73, page 50, line 23, leave out 'or (5)(a)'.
Hilary Armstrong 498 Clause 73, page 50, line 28, after 'suspended' insert 'or partially suspended'.
Hilary Armstrong 499 Clause 73, page 50, line 28, leave out 'authority' and insert 'relevant authority concerned'.
Hilary Armstrong 500 Clause 73, page 50, line 29, leave out 'to the extent' and insert 'in the way'.
Hilary Armstrong 501 Clause 73, page 50, line 34, leave out 'or (5)(b)'.
Hilary Armstrong 502 Clause 73, page 50, line 39, leave out 'being elected or appointed, a member or co-opted' and insert 'becoming (whether by election or otherwise), a'.
Hilary Armstrong 503 Clause 73, page 51, line 6, at end insert—'( ) Where the person concerned is no longer a member or co-opted member of the relevant authority concerned but is a member or co-opted member of another relevant authority in the same country (that is to say, England or Wales)—
Mr Nigel Waterson 574 Clause 73, page 51, line 13, at end insert—'( ) Pending the verdict of the High Court on any appeal under subsection (15) the appellant shall not be disqualified or suspended, other than in exceptional circumstances set out in writing by the Standards Board.'.
Hilary Armstrong 504 Clause 74, page 51, line 14, leave out from beginning to 'about' in line 16 and insert—'( ) A case tribunal which has adjudicated on any matter may make recommendations to a relevant authority'.
Hilary Armstrong 505 Clause 74, page 51, line 29, leave out 'must' and insert 'may'.
Hilary Armstrong 506 Clause 74, page 51, line 30, at end insert '(and accordingly, in the case of a relevant authority to which section 101 of the Local Government Act 1972 applies, is not to be a function to which that section applies)'.
Hilary Armstrong 510 Clause 76, page 53, line 3, at end insert—'( ) The power under subsection (1) or (2) to issue a code includes power—
Hilary Armstrong 511 Clause 76, page 53, line 6, leave out 'local government, and of local government employees in England' and insert 'relevant authorities in England, and of employees of such authorities'.
Hilary Armstrong 512 Clause 76, page 53, line 19, leave out from 'code' to end of line 20 and insert 'for the time being under this section which is applicable'.
Mr Don Foster 563 Clause 76, page 53, line 20, at end insert—'( ) In subsection (1) of section 2, Part 1 of the Local Government and Housing Act 1989 (political restriction of officers and staff), paragraph (f) is deleted.'.
Hilary Armstrong 513 Clause 77, page 53, line 35, leave out 'has' and insert 'and "elected executive member" have'.
Hilary Armstrong 516 Clause 77, page 53, line 35, at end insert 'and (2)'.
Hilary Armstrong 514 Clause 77, page 53, line 38, leave out 'local authority' and insert 'relevant authority to which Part II of this Act applies'.
Hilary Armstrong 515 Clause 77, page 54, line 1, after 'code' insert 'of conduct'.
Hilary Armstrong 517 Clause 77, page 54, line 9, leave out subsections (2) to (4) and insert—'(2) Any reference in this Part to a committee of a relevant authority, in the case of a relevant authority to which Part II of this Act applies, includes a reference to a committee of an executive of the authority. (3) Any reference in this Part to a member of a relevant authority, in the case of a relevant authority to which Part II of this Act applies, includes a reference to an elected mayor or elected executive member of the authority. (4) Any reference in this Part to a joint committee or joint sub-committee of a relevant authority is a reference to a joint committee on which the authority is represented or a sub-committee of such a committee. (5) Any reference in this Part to a failure to comply with a relevant authority's code of conduct includes a reference to a failure to comply with the mandatory provisions which apply to the members or co-opted members of the authority by virtue of section 47(4)(b). (6) Any reference in this Part to a person being partially suspended from being a member or co-opted member of a relevant authority includes a reference to a person being prevented from exercising particular functions or having particular responsibilities as such a member or co-opted member. (7) The reference in subsection (6) to particular functions or particular responsibilities as a member of a relevant authority, in the case of a relevant authority to which Part II of this Act applies, includes a reference to particular functions or particular responsibilities as—
(8) A person who is suspended under this Part from being a member of a relevant authority shall also be suspended from being a member of any committee, sub-committee, joint committee or joint sub-committee of the authority, but this subsection does not apply to a person who is partially suspended under this Part. (9) A person who is suspended under this Part from being a member of a relevant authority to which Part II of this Act applies shall also be suspended—
but this subsection does not apply to a person who is partially suspended under this Part. (10) A person who is disqualified under this Part for being or becoming a member of a relevant authority shall also be disqualified for being or becoming a member of any committee, sub-committee, joint committee or joint sub-committee of the authority. (11) Any function which by virtue of this Part is exercisable by or in relation to the monitoring officer of a relevant authority which is a parish council is to be exercisable by or in relation to the monitoring officer of the district council or unitary county council which is the responsible authority in relation to the parish council; and any reference in this Part to the monitoring officer of a relevant authority which is a parish council is to be construed accordingly. (12) Any function which by virtue of this Part is exercisable by or in relation to the monitoring officer of a relevant authority which is a community council is to be exercisable by or in relation to the monitoring officer of the county council or county borough council in whose area the community council is situated; and any reference in this Part to the monitoring officer of a relevant authority which is a community council is to be construed accordingly. (13) Subsections (12) and (13) of section 51 are to apply for the purposes of subsection (11) as they apply for the purposes of that section.'.
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