Amendments proposed to the Criminal Justice and Court Services Bill - continued	House of Commons
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Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

77

Clause     12,     page     6,     line     11,     after 'welfare', insert 'and interests'.

   

Mr Hilton Dawson

70

Clause     12,     page     6,     line     14,     after 'be', insert 'separately'.

   

Mr Hilton Dawson

71

Clause     12,     page     6,     line     15,     after 'proceedings', insert 'by any member of the Law Society's Children's Panel.'.

   

Mr Hilton Dawson

72

Clause     12,     page     6,     line     17,     at end insert—

'(e) act in accordance with the UN Convention on Children's Rights.'.

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Mr Hilton Dawson

73

Clause     13,     page     7,     line     3,     at end insert ', recognising a key distinction between the role of Court Welfare Officer as reporter to the Court and Guardian ad litem as Children's Representative.'.

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Mr Hilton Dawson

74

Clause     17,     page     7,     line     39,     leave out from beginning to 'on' and insert—

'(a) with the Social Services Inspectorate to jointly inspect and report to the Lord Chancellor and the Secretary of State for Health'.

   

Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Oliver Heald
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

25

Clause     17,     page     7,     line     40,     leave out 'Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service' and insert 'Family Court Welfare Service'.

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Mr Paul Boateng

66

Clause     19,     page     9,     line     5,     at end insert—

    '( ) Stamp duty is not chargeable in respect of any transfer or grant to the Service effected by virtue of this section.

    ( ) No instrument made or executed under or in pursuance of the scheme for the purposes of such a transfer or grant is to be treated as duly stamped unless—

(a) it is stamped with the duty to which it would, but for this section, be liable, or

(b) it has, in accordance with the provisions of section 12 of the Stamp Act 1891, been stamped with a particular stamp denoting that it is not chargeable with any duty or that it has been duly stamped.'.

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Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

81

Schedule     4,     page     49,     line     13,     at end insert—

'(ee) an offence under section 47 of that Act (actual bodily harm),'.

   

Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Oliver Heald
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

2

Schedule     4,     page     49,     line     23,     at end add—

'(l) Any of the offences concerned with the supply of controlled drugs under section 4 of the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 (restriction on production and supply of controlled drugs)'.

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Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

82

Clause     26,     page     12,     line     11,     leave out 'either' and insert 'one'.

   

Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

83

Clause     26,     page     12,     line     22,     at end insert—

    '(3A) The third condition is that—

(a) the individual is convicted of an offence against a child committed when he was aged 18 or over, and

(b) the court is satisfied, having regard to all the circumstances, that it is likely that the individual may commit a further offence against a child.'.

   

Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

84

Clause     26,     page     12,     line     27,     leave out 'will' and insert 'may'.

   

Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

85

Clause     26,     page     12,     line     27,     after 'child', insert 'at any time in the future'.

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Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

86

Clause     27,     page     12,     line     31,     leave out 'either' and insert 'one'.

   

Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

87

Clause     27,     page     12,     line     42,     at end insert—

    '(3A) The third condition is that—

(a) the individual is convicted of an offence against a child committed at a time when the individual was under the age of 18, and

(b) the court is satisfied, having regard to all the circumstances, that it is likely that the individual may commit a further offence against a child.'.

   

Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

88

Clause     27,     page     13,     line     2,     leave out 'will' and insert 'may'.

   

Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

89

Clause     27,     page     13,     line     2,     after 'child', insert 'at any time in the future'.

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Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

90

Clause     28,     page     13,     line     9,     leave out 'for a term of 12 months or more'.

   

Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

91

Clause     28,     page     13,     line     11,     leave out 'for a term of 12 months or more'.

   

Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

92

Clause     28,     page     13,     line     14,     leave out 'for a period of 12 months or more'.

   

Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

93

Clause     28,     page     13,     line     18,     leave out 'for a term of 12 months or more'.

   

Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

94

Clause     28,     page     13,     line     20,     leave out 'for a term of 12 months or more'.

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Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

95

Clause     29,     page     14,     line     13,     after 'first', insert 'or the third'.

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Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

96

Clause     31,     page     15,     line     12,     leave out 'he is released' and insert 'the sentence passed on him expires'.

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Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

97

Clause     32,     page     15,     line     40,     after 'position', insert 'or performs on a casual basis (whether for financial reward or not) any functions which would constitute work in a regulated position.'.

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Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

98

Clause     33,     page     16,     line     39,     at end insert—

    '(i) a position whose normal duties involve the provision of youth justice services as defined in section 38(4) of the Crime and Disorder Act 1998.'.

   

Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

99

Clause     33,     page     17,     line     28,     at end insert—

    '(h) chief executive of a local authority,

    (i) director of leisure services of a local authority,

    (j) member of a committee of a local authority whose functions include the provision or regulation of leisure services,

    (k) director of library services of a local authority,

    (l) member of a committee of a local authority whose functions include the provision or regulation of library services,

    (m) member of a health authority,

    (n) chief executive of a health authority,

    (o) member of a police authority, the Service Authority for the National Criminal Intelligence Service or the Service Authority for the National Crime Squad,

    (p) member of a youth offending team,

    (q) member of the Youth Justice Board,

    (r) member of a local board,

    (s) officer of a local board.'.

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Mr Paul Boateng

100

Clause     35,     page     19,     line     44,     leave out 'a prescribed' and insert 'an'.

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Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Oliver Heald
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

3

Page     20,     line     13,     leave out Clause 36.

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Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Oliver Heald
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

4

Page     21,     line     15,     leave out Clause 38.

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Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Oliver Heald
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

5

Clause     42,     page     27,     line     5,     leave out 'community rehabilitation order' and insert 'probation order'.

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Miss Ann Widdecombe
Mr David Lidington
Mr Oliver Heald
Mr Nick Hawkins
Mr Peter Luff

6

Clause     43,     page     28,     line     18,     leave out 'community rehabilitation order' and insert 'probation order'.

Prepared 6 Apr 2000