| Amendments proposed to the Justice (Northern Ireland) Bill - continued | House of Commons |
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Mr Quentin Davies 166 Page 42, line 29 [Clause 56], leave out 'shall,' and insert 'may'.
Mr Quentin Davies 69 Page 43, line 19 [Clause 57], leave out 'or'.
Mr Quentin Davies 60 Page 43, line 20 [Clause 57], after 'Ireland', insert 'or
Mr Quentin Davies 61 Page 44, line 16 [Clause 57], after 'may', insert ', subject to the agreement of the police officer participating in the youth conference,'.
Mr Quentin Davies 62 Page 44, line 16 [Clause 57], after 'persons', insert ', who have not been convicted of an offence under Schedule 1 of the Northern Ireland (Emergency Provisions) Act 1996 or are in the written opinion of a police superintendent or above a member of a prescribed organisation,'.
Mr Quentin Davies 63 Page 44, line 21 [Clause 57], at end insert—'(8A) A youth conference co-ordinator may not allow persons to participate in or attend the meetings described in subsection (8) if they—
Mr Quentin Davies 167 Page 45, line 20 [Clause 57], leave out 'conduct or'.
Patsy Calton 103 Page 45, line 38 [Clause 57], at end insert—'(8) The youth conference plan should include provision for the continuance of the young person's education, if any.'.
Mr Secretary Reid 144 Page 48, [Clause 58], leave out lines 20 to 23.
Mr Quentin Davies 64 Page 48, line 20 [Clause 58], leave out 'not'.
Mr Quentin Davies 65 Page 48, line 23 [Clause 58], at end insert 'but the opinion of the police officer must be communicated to the Director if he disagrees with the Youth Conference Co-ordinator's recommendation.'.
Mr Quentin Davies 168 Page 48, line 40 [Clause 58], after 'report', insert ', which must be delivered within 10 working days of the end of the diversionary youth conference.'.
Mr Quentin Davies 66 Page 50, line 6 [Clause 59], leave out 'must' and insert 'may'.
Mr Quentin Davies 67 Page 50 [Clause 59], leave out lines 18 to 24.
Mr Quentin Davies 68 Page 52, line 12 [Clause 59], at end insert—'(2A) The court may not order a diversionary youth conference in respect of a child who has completed three previous diversionary youth conferences in connection with previous offences.'.
Mr Secretary Reid 145 Page 53 [Clause 59], leave out lines 7 to 10.
Mr Secretary Reid 146 Page 53 [Clause 59], leave out lines 11 to 13.
Mr Secretary Reid 147 Page 53 [Clause 59], leave out line 16.
Mr Secretary Reid 148 Page 53, line 24 [Clause 59], leave out from 'unless' to end of line 26.
Mr Quentin Davies 165 Page 103, line 4 [Schedule 10], after 'hours', insert 'for children under 16 and not more than 240 hours for 16 and 17 year olds'.
Mr Secretary Reid 149 Page 103, line 25 [Schedule 10], leave out 'District Judge (Magistrates' Courts)' and insert 'resident magistrate'.
NEW CLAUSES RELATING TO PART FIVEFlying of flags at court-houses
Mr Secretary Reid NC2 To move the following Clause:—
(2) The Flags Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2000 (S.R. 2000 No. 347) (which were made in the exercise of that power) apply in relation to court-houses as they apply in relation to the government buildings specified in Part 1 of the Schedule to the Regulations (but subject to any amendment which may be made to the Regulations in the further exercise of that power).'.
Role of Commissioner
Mr Seamus Mallon NC6 To move the following Clause:—'Where— (1) The Secretary of State must, after consultation with the First Minister and Deputy First Minister, appoint a Commissioner to oversee the implementation of changes in the criminal justice system of Northern Ireland described in his terms of reference. (2) A person for the time being holding the office of Commissioner under subsection (1) is referred to in this Act as the Commissioner. (3) On appointing the Commissioner, the Secretary of State shall give him written terms of reference. (4) The terms of reference shall, in particular, describe the changes in criminal justice matters in Northern Ireland the implementation of which it is the general function of the Commissioner to oversee. (5) The Commissioner shall publish annual reports. (6) The Commissioner may at any time make a report to the Secretary of State and the First Minister and Deputy First Minister on matters arising in the course of his performance of his general function. (7) The Commissioner shall be appointed for an initial period of six years and shall be reappointed for further periods of up to six years unless an order is made under subsection (8). (8) If the Commissioner makes a report to the Secretary of State and the First Minister and Deputy First Minister under subsection (6) stating that he is satisfied that the implementation of changes in the criminal justice matters described in his terms of reference has been completed then the Secretary of State, after consultation with the First Minister and Deputy First Minister, may by order provide that the office of Commissioner shall cease to exist.'.
Lady Hermon 93 Page 58, line 12 [Clause 66], leave out 'not'.
Lady Hermon 94 Page 58, line 12 [Clause 66], leave out 'any courtroom' and insert 'all courtrooms'.
Mr Secretary Reid 150 Page 58, line 12 [Clause 66], at end insert—'(1A) But subsection (1) does not prevent the display of the Royal Arms anywhere in—
Mr Secretary Reid 151 Page 58, line 13 [Clause 66], leave out subsections (2) and (3).
Lady Hermon 95 Page 58, line 13 [Clause 66], leave out from 'not' to end of line 29 and insert 'be displayed on the exterior of all courthouses'.
Mr Secretary Reid 152 Page 58, line 25 [Clause 66], leave out 'not a new court-house' and insert 'in use before the coming into force of this section'.
Lady Hermon 96 Page 61, line 15 [Clause 71], at end insert—'(3A) A person is disqualified for being a member of a local community safety partnership if he has at any time been convicted in Northern Ireland or elsewhere of any offence and has passed on him a sentence of imprisonment (whether suspended or not)'.
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