NOTICES OF AMENDMENTS

given up to and including

Thursday 6th July 2000

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New Amendments handed in are marked thus *

CONSIDERATION OF LORDS AMENDMENTS

TERRORISM BILL

On Consideration of Lords Amendments to the Terrorism Bill

Lords Amendment No. 1

To move the following Amendments to the Lords Amendment:—

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Jackie Ballard
Mr John Burnett

(a)

*Line     4,     at beginning insert 'Subject to subsection (3),'.

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Jackie Ballard
Mr John Burnett

(b)

*Line     4,     after 'is', insert 'directed against or is'.

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Jackie Ballard
Mr John Burnett

(c)

*Line     4,     leave out 'to influence the government or'.

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Jackie Ballard
Mr John Burnett

(d)

*Line     16,     at end add 'where the consequences of the action are likely to fall within one or more of subsections (1A)(a), (b), (c) or (d) above'.

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Jackie Ballard
Mr John Burnett

(e)

*Line     18,     leave out 'involves the use of firearms or explosives' and insert 'is intended to cause death'.

   

Mr Douglas Hogg

(f)

*Line     18,     after 'explosives', to insert 'or chemical, biological, bacteriological or nerve agents'.

   

Mr John McDonnell
Mr Alan Simpson
Mr Tony Benn
Mr Jeremy Corbyn
Alice Mahon
Mr Kelvin Hopkins

Mr Dennis Skinner

*To move, That this House disagrees with the Lords in their Amendment.

   

Mr John McDonnell
Mr Alan Simpson
Mr Tony Benn
Mr Jeremy Corbyn
Alice Mahon
Mr Kelvin Hopkins

Mr Dennis Skinner

*To move the following Amendment to the Bill in lieu of the Lords Amendment:—

*'. "Terrorism" means the use or threat, for the purposes of advancing a political, religious or ideological cause, of action which is likely to, or which is designed to, overthrow or influence by force or violence Her Majesty's Government in the United Kingdom or any other elected government.'.

   

Mr John McDonnell
Mr Alan Simpson
Mr Tony Benn
Mr Jeremy Corbyn
Alice Mahon
Mr Kelvin Hopkins

Mr Dennis Skinner

To move the following consequential Amendment to the Bill:

*Page     1,     leave out lines 13 to 18.

Lords Amendment No. 3

   

Mr Simon Hughes
Jackie Ballard
Mr John Burnett
*To move, That this House disagrees with the Lords in their Amendment.

Lords Amendment No. 5

To move the following Amendment to the Lords Amendment:—

   

Mr Douglas Hogg

(a)

*Line     3,     leave out 'private'.

   

Mr Douglas Hogg
*To move, That this House disagrees with the Lords in their Amendment.

To move the following Amendments to the Bill in lieu of the Lords Amendment:—

   

Mr Douglas Hogg

(b)

*Page     7,     line     9,     after 'who', insert 'he knows'.

(c)

*Page     7,     line     10,     after 'organisation', insert 'with the purpose of providing support for that organisation or of furthering its aims'.

Lords Amendment No. 10

*To move the following Amendment to the Lords Amendment:—

   

Mr Douglas Hogg

(a)

*Line     6,     at end add '(, or to a representative of such a person, or otherwise as the court may direct)'.

Lords Amendment No. 12

To move the following Amendment to the Lords Amendment:

   

Mr Douglas Hogg

(a)

*Line     5,     at end insert '(, or to a representative of such a person, or otherwise as the court may direct)'.

Lords Amendment No. 16

*To move, That this House disagrees with the Lords in their Amendment.

To move the following Amendment to the Bill in lieu of the Lords Amendment:—

   

Mr Douglas Hogg

(a)

*Page     48,     line     31,     after '(a)', insert 'any'.

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Prepared 6 Jul 2000