Amendments proposed to the Office of Communications Bill [Lords], As Amended - continued | House of Commons |
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Mr Tim Yeo 20 Page 11, line 6 [Schedule], leave out 'and at such rates'.
Mr Tim Yeo 21 Page 11, line 7 [Schedule], at end insert'(3) The rate of interest on any sums advanced under this paragraph shall be the same as the lowest rate determined by the Treasury under section 5 of the National Loans Act 1968 (c. 13) in respect of similar loans made out of the National Loans Fund on the day the advance is made.'.
Mr Tim Yeo 10 Page 11, line 18 [Schedule], at end insert 'and
Mr Tim Yeo 11 Page 11, line 34 [Schedule], at end insert 'and such reports shall be referred to the relevant Select Committee or Select Committees of each House and debated by each House of Parliament.'.
Mr Simon Thomas 17 Page 11, line 34 [Schedule], at end insert'(4) As soon as possible after the end of each financial year, OFCOM shall also prepare and send to the National Assembly of Wales and the Scottish Parliament a report of how OFCOM is ensuring that Welsh and Scottish interests are being adequately met.'.
Mr Simon Thomas 18 Page 12, line 9 [Schedule], at end insert'(1A) OFCOM shall establish
Mr Tim Yeo 12 Page 12, line 25 [Schedule], at end insert
Mr Tim Yeo 13 Page 12, line 25 [Schedule], at end insert'14B It shall be a duty of OFCOM to establish a Radio Committee to provide advice to OFCOM about, and carry out functions in relation to, the radio sector.'.
Mr Simon Thomas 19 Page 12, line 25 [Schedule], at end insert'(5) The membership of every committee established by OFCOM must contain at least one representative for Wales and one representative for Scotland; and in appointing these representatives, OFCOM shall consult with the National Assembly for Wales and the Scottish Parliament.'.
Mr Tim Yeo 20 Page 12, line 25 [Schedule], at end insert
'Deregulation Committee 14C It shall be a duty of OFCOM to establish a Deregulation Committee to provide advice to OFCOM about how relevant proposals about the regulation of communications could be modified to deregulate the communications industry.'.
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