| Amendments proposed to the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill, As Amended - continued | House of Commons |
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Mr Secretary Prescott 4 Page 55, line 38 [Clause 77], leave out 'may be prescribed' and insert 'are contained in a development order'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 5 Page 55, line 43 [Clause 77], leave out 'may be prescribed' and insert 'are specified or described in a development order'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 6 Page 55, line 44 [Clause 77], at end insert—'( ) Subsection (7) does not apply to the extent that the document or other matter is subject to a direction under section 321(3) (matters related to national security).'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 7 Page 57, line 2 [Clause 78], at end insert—'( ) Subsection (7) does not apply to the extent that the document or other matter is subject to a direction under paragraph 6(6) of Schedule 3 (matters related to national security).'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 25 Page 59, line 13, leave out Clause 80.
Mr Secretary Prescott 61 *Page 62 [Clause 86], leave out lines 33 to 40 and insert—'(5) The Lord Advocate may appoint a person to represent the interests of any person who—
Mr Secretary Prescott 62 *Page 64, line 23 [Clause 87], leave out 'may be prescribed' and insert 'they may specify in a development order'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 63 *Page 64, line 27 [Clause 87], leave out 'prescribed' and insert 'so specified'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 64 *Page 64, line 28 [Clause 87], at end insert—'( ) Subsections (7) and (8) above are subject to any direction given under section 265A(3) of this Act.'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 65 *Page 65, line 26 [Clause 88], at end insert—'( ) Subsections (7) and (8) above are subject to any direction given under section 265A(3) of the principal Act.'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 8 Page 65, line 37 [Clause 88], leave out '73A' and insert '73B'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 66 *Page 66, line 4 [Clause 89], at end insert '; but the Court of Session may, on the application of a public authority or office-holder responsible for the enforcement of anything required to be done, or prohibited, by or under this Act, declare unlawful any act or omission so done or suffered.'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 67 *Page 66, line 34 [Clause 89], at end insert '; but the Court of Session may on the application of a public authority or office-holder responsible for the enforcement of anything required to be done, or prohibited, by or under this Act, declare unlawful any act or omission so done or suffered.'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 68 *Page 67, line 19 [Clause 89], at end insert '; but the Court of Session may, on the application of a public authority or office-holder responsible for the enforcement of anything required to be done, or prohibited, by or under this Act, declare unlawful any act or omission so done or suffered.'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 69 *Page 68, line 2, leave out Clause 90.
Mr David Curry 34 Page 70, line 2 [Clause 94], leave out 'think' and insert 'have reasonable grounds to believe'.
Mr David Curry 35 Page 70, line 2 [Clause 94], leave out 'will facilitate' and insert 'is necessary for'.
Mr David Curry 36 Page 70, line 8 [Clause 94], leave out 'think' and insert 'have reasonable grounds to believe'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 70 *Page 92, line 31 [Clause 111], leave out 'made by statutory instrument, subject to annulment in pursuance of a resolution of the Scottish Parliament,'.
Mr David Curry 80 *Page 93, line 4 [Clause 113], at end insert—'(1A) Paragraph 4 of Schedule 6, and the reference in Schedule 9 to section 92 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 shall only come into force when the Secretary of State is satisfied that statements of development principles (as provided for in section 61E of the principal Act) have operated more satisfactorily in all material respects than outline planning permissions (as provided for in section 92 of the principal Act) and that accordingly section 92 of the principal Act no longer serves a useful purpose.'.
Mr Andrew Turner 26 Page 93, line 30 [Clause 114], at end insert—
Mr Secretary Prescott 21 Page 93, line 32 [Clause 114], at end insert—
Mr Secretary Prescott 22 Page 93, line 34 [Clause 114], at end insert—'( ) A statutory instrument containing regulations made by the Secretary of State under section (Planning contribution) must not be made unless a draft of the regulations has been laid before and approved by resolution of each House of Parliament.'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 71 *Page 93, line 37 [Clause 114], at end insert—'( ) A statutory instrument containing an order under section 111(2) is subject to annulment in pursuance of a resolution of the Scottish Parliament.'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 72 *Page 94, line 10 [Clause 116], leave out '111(2)' and insert '110(2)'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 9 Page 94, line 12 [Clause 116], leave out '91' and insert '93'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 73 *Page 94, line 12 [Clause 116], after '109(8)' insert ',111(2)'.
Mr David Curry 37 Page 95, line 13 [Schedule 1], leave out 'withdrawal' and insert 'revocation'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 10 Page 102, line 8 [Schedule 3], leave out 'means'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 11 Page 102, line 13 [Schedule 3], leave out 'means'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 12 Page 116, line 22 [Schedule 5], leave out '73D' and insert '73C'.
Mr Secretary Prescott 74 *Page 118, line 32 [Schedule 5], leave out paragraph 23 and insert—
Mr David Curry 38 Page 119, line 33 [Schedule 6], leave out lines 33 and 34.
Mr Secretary Prescott 13 Page 120, [Schedule 6], leave out line 16
Mr Secretary Prescott 23 Page 120, line 16 [Schedule 6], at end insert—
Mr Secretary Prescott 14 Page 124, [Schedule 6], leave out line 32 and insert—
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