Amendments proposed to the Countryside and Rights of Way Bill, As Amended - continued | House of Commons |
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Mr Secretary Prescott 219 Page 93, line 21 [Schedule 10], at end insert'. In section 9 of that Act (protection of certain wild animals)
he shall be guilty of an offence."
Mr Damian Green 97 Page 93, line 21 [Schedule 10], at end insert'4A. For section 14(2) of that Act (introduction of new species) there is substituted
(2A) Subject to the provisions of this Part, if any person
he shall be guilty of an offence.".'.
NEW CLAUSES RELATING TO PART IIILocal sites
Miss Anne McIntosh NC4 To move the following Clause:'.(1) It shall be the duty of every local authority to adopt and maintain a scheme for maintaining a series of sites in their area (in this section referred to as "local sites"), to ensure the conservation, restoration and enhancement of species, habitat, geological and geomorphological features of substantive nature conservation value. (2) The Secretary of State and the National Assembly for Wales shall from time to time give guidance with respect to the exercise of the duty of a local authority under subsection (1), and a local authority shall, in adopting and maintaining such a scheme, have regard to that guidance. (3) Such guidance shall
(4) It shall be the duty of the Nature Conservancy Council for England and the Countryside Council for Wales periodically to report on the operation and effectiveness of each scheme. (5) In the formulation and exercise of their functions relating to land under any enactment every Minister, government department, local authority and public body shall further the conservation, restoration and enhancement of local sites.'.
Species Action Plans and Habitat Action Plans
Mr David Heath NC6 To move the following Clause:'.(1) It shall be the duty of the Secretary of State and the National Assembly for Wales to ensure the preparation, maintenance and revision of lists of species and habitats in respect of which special measures shall be taken to monitor their population status in view of their vulnerability or international importance, and to determine
(2) It shall be the duty of every Minister, government department, local authority and public body, so far as it is consistent with their primary functions, to further the objectives of Species Action Plans and Habitat Action Plans.'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 220 Page 97, column 3 [Schedule 11], leave out lines 8 to 42 and insert
Mr Secretary Prescott 221 Page 97, line 43 [Schedule 11], leave out from beginning to end of page 98, line 17.
Mr Secretary Prescott 222 Page 98, line 20, column 3 [Schedule 11], leave out 'paragraphs 6 and 7' and insert 'paragraph 6'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 223 Page 98 [Schedule 11], leave out lines 23 and 24.
Mr Secretary Prescott 224 Page 98, line 27, column 3 [Schedule 11], leave out 'paragraph 1(8) and (9)' and insert 'in paragraph 1(8), the words "62(1) and".'.
REMAINING NEW CLAUSESTown or village greens
Mr Andrew F. Bennett NC14 To move the following Clause:'.In section 22 of the Commons Registration Act 1965, for the definition of "town or village green" there is substituted '"town or village green" means
Access to dwelling-house across a common
Sir George Young
NC18 To move the following Clause:'.(1) Where a way across a common has been used as the vehicular access to a dwelling-house an easement shall be deemed to have been granted by the owner of the common to the owner of the dwelling-house. (2) On the first occasion that the freehold of a dwelling-house referred to in subsection (1) is transferred, or a long leasehold created, the transferor shall pay to owner of the common for the time being a proportion of the value of the accessed dwelling-house. (3) The proportion in subsection (2) shall be nil for access the enjoyment of which commenced prior to 1930, 2.5 per cent for access the enjoyment of which commences after 1930 but prior to 1970 and 5 per cent hereafter.'.
Private rights of way across commons
Sir George Young
NC19 To move the following Clause:'. Schedule (Private rights of way across commons) (which contains amendments relating to private rights of way across commons) has effect.'.
Private rights of way across commons (No. 2)
Sir George Young
NC20 To move the following Clause:'. Schedule (Private rights of way across commons (No. 2) (which contains amendments relating to private rights of way across commons) has effect.'.
Access to dwelling-house across a common (No. 2)
Sir George Young
NC21 To move the following Clause:'.(1) Where a way across a common has been used as the vehicular access to a dwelling-house an easement shall be deemed to have been granted by the owner of the common to the owner of the dwelling-house. (2) On the first occasion that the freehold of a dwelling-house referred to in subsection (1) is transferred, or a long leasehold created, the transferor shall pay to owner of the common for the time a reasonable sum for the right. (3) If the sum is not agreed, it shall be determined by the Lands Tribunal.'.
Access to dwelling-house across a common (No. 3)
Sir George Young
NC22 To move the following Clause:'.(1) Where a way across a common has been used as the vehicular access to a dwelling-house an easement shall be deemed to have been granted by the owner of the common to the owner of the dwelling-house. (2) On the first occasion that the freehold of a dwelling-house referred to in subsection (1) is transferred, or a long leasehold created, the transferor shall pay to owner of the common for the time a reasonable sum not to exceed £1,000 for the right.'.
NEW SCHEDULES
Sir George Young
NS2 To move the following Schedule:
'Private Rights of Way Across CommonsLaw of Property Act 1925 (c. 20) In section 193 of the Law of Property Act 1925 there shall be inserted after subsection (4)
Sir George Young
NS3 To move the following Schedule:
'PRIVATE RIGHTS OF WAY ACROSS COMMONS (No. 2)Law of Property Act 1925 (c. 20) In section 193 of the Law of Property Act 1925 there shall be inserted after subsection (4)
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