| Amendments proposed to the Proceeds of Crime, As Amended - continued | House of Commons |
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Norman Baker 218 Page 73, line 17 [Clause 118], at end insert—'(3A) In subsection (2), after paragraph (v) insert—
Norman Baker 219 Page 73, line 28 [Clause 118], at end insert—
Norman Baker 220 Page 73, line 29 [Clause 118], at end insert—'(7A) In subsection (4A) after paragraph (b)(v) insert—
Mrs Secretary Liddell 269 Page 74, line 23 [Clause 119], leave out subsection (7) and insert—'(7) The court must not make an order under subsection (2) or (4) unless it gives the prosecutor an opportunity to make representations.'.
Mrs Secretary Liddell 270 Page 78, line 5 [Clause 123], at end insert—'(5A) The court may make such order as it believes is appropriate for the purpose of ensuring that the restraint order is effective.'.
Mrs Secretary Liddell 271 Page 78, line 14 [Clause 123], leave out from 'includes' to end of line 17 and insert 'removing the property from Scotland.'.
Mrs Secretary Liddell 272 Page 78, line 20 [Clause 124], leave out 'only'.
Mrs Secretary Liddell 273 Page 78, line 21 [Clause 124], leave out 'must' and insert 'may'.
Mrs Secretary Liddell 274 Page 78, line 42 [Clause 124], leave out subsection (10).
Mrs Secretary Liddell 275 Page 81, line 12 [Clause 129], after 'constable', insert 'or a customs officer'.
Mrs Secretary Liddell 233 Page 82, line 43, leave out Clause 132.
Mrs Secretary Liddell 276 Page 83, line 32 [Clause 134], leave out from 'in' to end of line 34 and insert 'making any payments as directed by the court;'.
Mrs Secretary Liddell 277 Page 84, line 11 [Clause 134], leave out subsection (9).
Mrs Secretary Liddell 278 Page 85, line 1 [Clause 135], leave out subsection (8).
Mrs Secretary Liddell 234 Page 86, line 31 [Clause 138], leave out from 'appropriate' to end of line 32.
Mrs Secretary Liddell 280 Page 86, line 34 [Clause 139], after 'prosecutor', insert ', an administrator'.
Mr Oliver Letwin 158 Page 88, line 17 [Clause 143], leave out 'serious' and insert 'negligent'.
Mr Oliver Letwin 159 Page 88, line 23 [Clause 143], leave out 'serious' and insert 'negligent'.
Mr Oliver Letwin 22 Page 90, line 11 [Clause 146], leave out 'has a criminal lifestyle' and insert 'is a dishonest offender for gain'.
Mr Oliver Letwin 172 Page 90, line 15 [Clause 146], leave out paragraph (c).
Norman Baker 143 Page 90, line 18 [Clause 146], leave out 'an' and insert 'a serious'.
Mr Oliver Letwin 50 Page 90, line 27 [Clause 146], at end insert—'(3) It shall be open to any accused person to adduce evidence in rebuttal that the condition is satisfied and if such evidence is adduced the court may hold that he is not a dishonest offender for gain, notwithstanding the conditions being satisfied, if it considers that there would be a real risk of injustice so to do.'.
Mr Oliver Letwin 23 Page 91, line 13 [Clause 148], leave out 'has a criminal lifestyle' and insert 'is a dishonest offender for gain'.
Mr Oliver Letwin 24 Page 91, line 15 [Clause 148], leave out 'has a criminal lifestyle' and insert 'is a dishonest offender for gain'.
Mr Oliver Letwin 25 Page 91, line 24 [Clause 148], leave out 'does not have a criminal lifestyle' and insert 'is not a dishonest offender for gain'.
Mrs Secretary Liddell 281 Page 91, line 41 [Clause 148], leave out 'the accused obtained it' and insert 'of the transfer'.
Mr Oliver Letwin 52 Page 91, line 41 [Clause 148], leave out 'obtained it' and insert 'makes such transfer'.
Mrs Secretary Liddell 282 Page 92, line 3 [Clause 148], leave out 'the accused obtained it' and insert 'of the transfer'.
Mr Oliver Letwin 56 Page 92, line 6 [Clause 148], at end insert—'(12) If the recipient of a tainted gift obtained the property in good faith, without knowledge of it being a defendant's benefit from criminal conduct, then, if the value of such tainted gift is found to be greater at the date the property was given than at the date the property is confiscated, the difference in such value shall be recoverable from the defendant but not from the recipient of the gift.'.
Mrs Secretary Liddell 283 Page 94, line 37 [Clause 155], at end insert—'(5) If—
Mrs Secretary Liddell 284 Page 95, line 18 [Clause 157], at end insert—'(2) A confiscation order is subject to appeal until there is no further possibility of an appeal on which the order could be varied or quashed; and for this purpose any power to grant leave to appeal out of time must be ignored.'.
Norman Baker 136 Page 96, line 37 [Clause 162], after 'must', insert 'normally'.
Mr Oliver Letwin 147 Page 96, line 38 [Clause 162], at end insert 'and the court considers that there is no real risk of injustice from it so proceeding'.
Mr Oliver Letwin 26 Page 97, line 13 [Clause 162], leave out 'has a criminal lifestyle' and insert 'is a dishonest offender for gain'.
Mr Oliver Letwin 27 Page 97, line 14 [Clause 162], leave out 'has a criminal lifestyle' and insert 'is a dishonest offender for gain'.
Mr Oliver Letwin 28 Page 97, line 16 [Clause 162], leave out 'does not have a criminal lifestyle' and insert 'is not a dishonest offender for gain'.
Mr Oliver Letwin 149 Page 97, line 26 [Clause 162], leave out 'on a balance of probabilities' and insert 'the standard of proof applicable in civil proceedings'.
Mr Oliver Letwin 151 Page 97, line 37 [Clause 164], at end insert—'(1A) But the defendant shall not be held to have benefited to the extent that such benefit has already been forfeited by reason of any other power or enactment.'.
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