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David Davis 73 *Clause 48, page 20, line 24, at end insert'(1A) Any owners of superior property interests must be described in the BID arrangements
(1C) The BID arrangements must specify the residual proportion (if any) of the BID levy ("residual proportion") for which the non-domestic ratepayer will be liable. (1D) The aggregate of the allocated proportions and the residual proportion of the BID levy shall not exceed the amount that would be charged if the BID levy were being paid only by the non-domestic ratepayers.'.
Mr Edward Davey 96 *Clause 48, page 20, line 24, at end insert'(1A) Any owners of superior property interests who are to be liable for BID levy for a chargeable period must be described in the BID arrangements
(1C) The BID arrangements must specify the residual proportion (if any) of the BID levy for which the non-domestic ratepayer will be liable. (1D) The aggregate of the allocated proportions and the residual proportion of the BID levy shall not exceed the amount that would be charged if the BID levy were being paid only by the non-domestic ratepayer.'.
Mr Edward Davey 97 *Clause 50, page 21, line 7, at end insert'(1A) Regulations under (1) above may specify that all or a proportion of the start up costs of a BID can be met from the BID levy.'.
Mr Geoffrey Clifton-Brown 99 *Clause 52, page 21, line 21, leave out 'two' and insert 'three'.
David Davis
74 *Clause 52, page 21, line 36, at end insert'(2A) For the purposes of the first condition no person shall be entitled to more than one vote.'.
David Davis 75 *Clause 52, page 21, line 39, at end insert'(4A) Where BID levy is to be paid by the owner of a superior property interest for the purposes of calculating A and B the owner of the superior property interest shall be treated as voting in relation to the allocated proportion of the rateable value of the relevant hereditament and the non-domestic ratepayer shall be taken as voting in relation to the residual proportion of the rateable value of the relevant hereditament.'.
Mr Edward Davey 98 *Clause 52, page 21, line 41, at end insert'(5A) Where BID levy is to be paid by the owner of a superior property interest, for the purposes of calculating A and B the owner of the superior property interest shall be treated as voting in relation to the allocated proportion of the rateable value of the relevant hereditament and the non-domestic ratepayer shall be taken as voting in relation to the residual proportion of the rateable value of the relevant hereditament.'.
Mr Geoffrey Clifton-Brown 100 *Clause 52, page 21, line 41, at end insert'(5A) The third condition is that at least 25 per cent. of those eligible to vote shall have voted in favour of the BID proposals.'.
David Davis 76 *Clause 53, page 22, line 9, at end insert'(2A) In deciding whether to exercise the veto a billing authority must have regard to
David Davis 77 *Clause 53, page 22, line 11, after 'such', insert 'additional'.
David Davis 1 Clause 103, page 56, leave out lines 32 to 34.
NEW CLAUSE RELATING TO THE REPEAL OF SECTION 2A OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1986Repeal of prohibition on promotion of homosexuality
Mr Edward Davey
NC1 To move the following Clause:'Section 2A of the Local Government Act 1986 (c.10) (local authorities prohibited from promoting homosexuality) ceases to have effect'.
REMAINING NEW CLAUSESImposition of borrowing limits (No. 2)
Mr Edward Davey NC2 To move the following Clause:'.(1) The Secretary of State may by regulations set limits in relation to the borrowing of money by local authorities. (2) The Secretary of State may only make regulations under subsection (1) if the Code for Fiscal Stability, as provided for in section 155 of the Finance Act 1998, would otherwise be breached in any way. (3) Before the Secretary of State may make regulations under subsection (1), the Treasury must prepare and lay before Parliament a document which shall be subject to approval by a resolution of the House of Commons explaining how the Code for Fiscal Stability would otherwise be breached if limits were not set in relation to the borrowing of money by local authorities. (4) It shall be the duty of the Comptroller and Auditor General to examine the Treasury's document published under subsection (3) and report to the House of Commons his findings.'.
Relief for charities and certain sports clubs
Mr Clive Betts NC3 To move the following Clause:'.(1) In section 43 of the 1988 Act (occupied hereditaments: liability) for subsection (6) there is substituted:
BID: No reimbursement to owner of superior interest
David Davis
NC4 *To move the following Clause:'. No owner of a superior property interest shall seek to be entitled to any reimbursement of the allocated proportion from any other owner of an interest in the relevant hereditament other than an interest created after the date on which the BID arrangements come into force.'.
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