Amendments proposed to the Licensing (Young Persons) Bill, As Amended - continued	House of Commons
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Mr Barry Gardiner

39

Page     2,     line     40     [Clause     1],     after 'sold' insert 'or otherwise obtained from'.

   

Mr Barry Gardiner

40

Page     2,     line     43     [Clause     1],     after 'to' insert 'provide or'.

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Jane Griffiths

13

Page     3     [Clause     1],     leave out lines 1 to 7.

   

Jane Griffiths

41

Page     3,     line     3     [Clause     1],     after 'at' insert 'or near'.

   

Mr John Grogan

42

Page     3,     line     3     [Clause     1],     leave out 'residence or'.

   

Jane Griffiths

43

Page     3,     line     3     [Clause     1],     leave out 'or working place'.

   

Maria Eagle

18

Page     3,     line     9     [Clause     1],     after 'knowingly' insert 'or recklessly'.

   

Mr Barry Gardiner

44

Page     3,     line     10     [Clause     1],     after second 'sold' insert 'or otherwise provided'.

   

Mr Barry Gardiner

45

Page     3,     line     15     [Clause     1],     at end insert 'or provision.'.

   

Maria Eagle

1

Page     3,     line     20     [Clause     1],     at end insert—

    '(4) Subsection (1) of this section does not apply where the person under 18 is sent by—

(a) a constable; or

(b) an inspector of weights and measures appointed under section 72(1) of the Weights and Measures Act 1985

    who is acting in the course of his duty.'.

   

Mr Keith Darvill

2

Page     3,     line     23     [Clause     1],     leave out 'level 3' and insert 'level 4'.

   

Jane Griffiths

3

Page     3,     line     23     [Clause     1],     leave out 'level 3' and insert 'level 5'.

   

Maria Eagle

64

Page     3,     line     23     [Clause     1],     at end insert—

'(b) a term of imprisonment; or

(c) a community sentence.'.

   

Mr John Grogan

4

Page     3,     line     25     [Clause     1],     leave out from 'and' to 'licence' in line 28 and insert 'a licence is held by him relating to those or any other premises, the court may order that he shall forfeit any such'.

   

Mr Desmond Browne
Mr Russell Brown

49

Page     3,     line     28     [Clause     1],     leave out from 'licence' to end of line 33 and insert—

    '(3) Where the holder of a justices' licence is convicted of any of the offences referred to in subsection (1) and the licence is held in respect of the licensed premises in relation to which the offence was committed, if—

(a) he already has one or more convictions of that or any other offence referred to in subsection (1) of this section, or

(b) he already has one or more convictions of an offence under section 169 of this Act,

    the court by which he is convicted may in addition to any other penalty which it may impose order—

(i) that the licence holder shall be disqualified from holding a licence for a period not exceeding five years in respect of the said premises; or

(ii) that the said premises shall be disqualified from use as a licensed premises for a period not exceeding five years.'.

   

Mr Andrew Miller

92

Page     3,     line     29     [Clause     1],     leave out 'one or more' and insert 'two'.

   

Mr Andrew Miller

93

Page     3,     line     32     [Clause     1],     leave out 'one or more' and insert 'two'.

   

Mr Eric Forth

62

Page     3,     line     33     [Clause     1],     at end insert—

Remote sales

    '169I. The provisions of sections 169A, 169B, 169F and 169G shall apply where the purchase or sale of intoxicating liquor is carried out remotely, by electronic, telecommunication or written means, as they apply to other sales.'.

   

Maria Eagle

63

Page     3,     line     33     [Clause     1],     at end insert—

Penalties where licence is forfeit

    '169I. A person guilty of an offence under section 169A, 169B, 169C, 169E, 169F or 169G of this Act whose justices' licence has been forfeit shall not be granted a new licence in respect of any premises unless—

(a) in respect of an on-licence, it is subject to such conditions as the licensing justices believe to be in the public interest in preventing a further offence; or

(b) in respect of an off-licence, he can show that he has attended a British Institute of Innkeeping course since the removal of his previous licence

    and he undertakes to adopt a proof of age scheme if a new licence is granted.'.

   

Maria Eagle

65

Page     3,     line     33     [Clause     1],     at end insert—

Offence involving personal injury or loss

    '169I.—(1) Where an offence under section 169A, 169B, 169C, 169E, 169F or 169G of this Act causes personal injury or loss to a young person, the court shall consider an order for compensation in preference to a fine.

    (2) In this section "young person" means a person under the age of eighteen.'.

   

Mr John Grogan

66

Page     3,     line     33     [Clause     1],     at end insert—

Grant of new licence to previous offender

    '169I. A person guilty of an offence under section 169A, 169B, 169C, 169E, 169F or 169G of this Act whose justices' licence has been forfeit shall not be granted a new licence in respect of any premises for a period of one year.'.

   

Mr Clive Efford

67

Page     3,     line     33     [Clause     1],     at end insert—

Grant of new licence to previous offender

    '169I. A person guilty of an offence under section 169A, 169B, 169C, 169E, 169F or 169G of this Act whose justices' licence has been forfeit shall not be granted a new licence in respect of any premises for a period of three years.'.

   

Maria Eagle

68

Page     3,     line     33     [Clause     1],     at end insert—

Grant of new licence to previous offender

    '169I. A person guilty of an offence under section 169A, 169B, 169C, 169E, 169F or 169G of this Act whose justices' licence has been forfeit shall not be granted a new licence in respect of any premises until such time as any outstanding fines or compensation orders are fully paid and any community sentences are fully complied with.'.

   

Maria Eagle

69

Page     3,     line     33     [Clause     1],     at end insert—

Grant of new licence to previous offender

    '169I. In considering whether to grant a new licence to a person guilty of an offence under section 169A, 169B, 169C, 169E, 169F or 169G of this Act licensing justices shall take into account whether any sentence imposed in respect of the earlier offence has been fully complied with.'.

   

Jane Griffiths

70

Page     3,     line     33     [Clause     1],     at end insert—

Grant of new licence to previous offender

    '169I. A person guilty of an offence under section 169A, 169B, 169C, 169E, 169F or 169G of this Act whose justices' licence has been forfeit shall not be granted a new licence in respect of any premises until such time as he has undergone a training course in alcohol awareness of such length and rigour as may be considered by the licensing justices sufficient to diminish significantly the risk of reoffending.'.

   

Maria Eagle

71

Page     3,     line     33     [Clause     1],     at end insert—

Disqualification of premises

    '169I. Where the holder of a justices' licence is convicted of an offence under section 169A, 169B, 169C, 169E, 169F or 169G of this Act and the licence held in respect of the premises in relation to which the offence was committed is forfeit, the court shall order that the said premises shall be disqualified from use as a licensed premises for a period of three years.'.

   

Maria Eagle

72

Page     3,     line     33     [Clause     1],     at end insert—

Transfer of licence

    '169I. Where the holder of a justices' licence is convicted of an offence under section 169A, 169B, 169C, 169E, 169F or 169G of this Act the licence held in respect of the premises in relation to which the offence was committed shall not be transferred to another person within a period of three years.'.

   

Maria Eagle

73

Page     3,     line     33     [Clause     1],     at end insert—

Grant of new licence to nominee of previous offender

    '169I. No licence shall be granted to any person where it appears to the licensing justices that he is a nominee of a person guilty of an offence under section 169A, 169B, 169C, 169E, 169F or 169G of this Act whose justices' licence has been forfeit.'.

   

Mr Keith Darvill

74

Page     3,     line     33     [Clause     1],     at end insert—

Young offenders

    '169I. Where a person under eighteen has been convicted of an offence under section 169A, 169B, 169C, 169E, 169F or 169G of this Act the conviction shall be notified to the local authority of the offender within a period of 21 days of sentence being passed.'.

   

Maria Eagle

75

Page     3,     line     33     [Clause     1],     at end insert—

Disqualification of repeat offenders

    '169I. A licence holder who has been convicted of three or more offences under section 169A, 169B, 169C, 169E, 169F or 169G of this Act shall be disqualified from holding a justices' licence.'.

   

Mr John Grogan

76

Page     3,     line     33     [Clause     1],     at end insert—

Disqualification of repeat offenders

    '169I. A licence holder who has been convicted of three or more offences under section 169A, 169B, 169C, 169E, 169F or 169G of this Act shall be disqualified from holding a justices' licence for a period of 5 years.'.

Prepared 12 May 2000