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| 16th March (9.30 a.m.) | Clauses 1 to 3, Schedule 1, Clauses 4 to 11, Schedule 2, Clauses 12 to 60, Schedule 3, Clauses 61 to 76, Schedule 4 and Clauses 77 to 80 (so far as not previously concluded). | 11.25 a.m. |
| 16th March (2.30 p.m.) | Clauses 220 and 221, Schedule 10, Clauses 222 and 223, Clauses 191 to 193, Schedule 9 and Clauses 194 and 195. | — |
| 18th March (9.30 a.m.) | Clauses 220 and 221, Schedule 10, Clauses 222 and 223, Clauses 191 to 193, Schedule 9 and Clauses 194 and 195 (so far as not previously concluded). | 11.25 a.m. |
| 18th March (2.00 p.m.) | Clauses 196 to 219 and Clauses 178 to 190. | — |
| 23rd March (9.30 a.m.) | Clauses 196 to 219 and Clauses 178 to 190 (so far as not previously concluded). | — |
| 23rd March (2.30 p.m.) | Clauses 196 to 219 and Clauses 178 to 190 (so far as not previously concluded). | 8.00 p.m. |
| 25th March (9.30 a.m.) | Clauses 81 to 83, Schedule 5, Clauses 84 to 123, Schedule 6, Clause 124, Schedule 7, Clauses 125 to 162, Schedule 8 and Clauses 163 to 177. | — |
| 25th March (2.00 p.m.) | Clauses 81 to 83, Schedule 5, Clauses 84 to 123, Schedule 6, Clause 124, Schedule 7, Clauses 125 to 162, Schedule 8 and Clauses 163 to 177 (so far as not previously concluded). | — |
| 30th March (9.30 a.m.) | Clauses 81 to 83, Schedule 5, Clauses 84 to 123, Schedule 6, Clause 124, Schedule 7, Clauses 125 to 162, Schedule 8 and Clauses 163 to 177 (so far as not previously concluded). | — |
| 30th March (2.30 p.m.) | Clauses 81 to 83, Schedule 5, Clauses 84 to 123, Schedule 6, Clause 124, Schedule 7, Clauses 125 to 162, Schedule 8 and Clauses 163 to 177 (so far as not previously concluded). | — |
| 1st April (9.30 a.m.) | Clause 81 to 83, Schedule 5, Clauses 84 to 123, Schedule 6, Clause 124, Schedule 7, Clauses 125 to 162, Schedule 8 and Clauses 163 to 177 (so far as not previously concluded). | — |
| 1st April (2.00 p.m.) | Clauses 81 to 83, Schedule 5, Clauses 84 to 123, Schedule 6, Clause 124, Schedule 7, Clauses 125 to 162, Schedule 8 and Clauses 163 to 177 (so far as not previously concluded). | — |
| 20th April (9.30 a.m.) | Clauses 81 to 83, Schedule 5, Clauses 84 to 123, Schedule 6, Clause 124, Schedule 7, Clauses 125 to 162, Schedule 8 and Clauses 163 to 177 (so far as not previously concluded). | — |
| 20th April (2.30 p.m.) | Clauses 81 to 83, Schedule 5, Clauses 84 to 123, Schedule 6, Clause 124, Schedule 7, Clauses 125 to 162, Schedule 8 and Clauses 163 to 177 (so far as not previously concluded). | 8.00 p.m. |
| 22nd April (9.30 a.m.) | Clauses 224 to 242, Schedule 11, Clause 243, Schedule 12, Clauses 244 to 248. | 11.25 a.m. |
| 22nd April (2.00 p.m.) | New Clauses, New Schedules and remaining proceedings on the Bill. | 5.00 p.m.' |
Malcolm Wicks has given notice of his intention to move a motion in the terms of the Resolution of the Programming Sub-Committee [Sessional Order C(9) relating to Programming (28th June 2001)].
Malcolm Wicks
35
Clause 57, page 37, leave out lines 6 and 7 and insert—
| '(c) | by or on behalf of— |
| (i) | the Regulator, or |
| (ii) | any public authority (within the meaning of section 6 of the Human Rights Act 1998 (c.42)) which receives the information directly or indirectly from the Regulator, |
- for any of the purposes specified in section 17(2)(a) to (d) of the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001 (c.24) (criminal proceedings and investigations).'.
Malcolm Wicks
36
Clause 57, page 37, line 7, at end insert—'( ) Section 18 of the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001 (c.24) (restriction on disclosure of information for overseas purposes) has effect in relation to a disclosure authorised by subsection (2) as it has effect in relation to a disclosure authorised by any of the provisions to which section 17 of that Act applies.'.
Mr David Willetts
Mr Nigel Waterson
Mr George Osborne
Mr Peter Atkinson
Gregory Barker
Mr David Ruffley
213
Page 37, line 20, leave out Clause 59.
Malcolm Wicks
37
Clause 61, page 38, leave out lines 11 and 12 and insert—
| '(a) | by or on behalf of— |
| (i) | the Regulator, or |
| (ii) | any public authority (within the meaning of section 6 of the Human Rights Act 1998 (c.42)) which receives the information directly or indirectly from the Regulator, |
- for any of the purposes specified in section 17(2)(a) to (d) of the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001 (c.24) (criminal proceedings and investigations),'.
Malcolm Wicks
38
Clause 61, page 38, line 13, leave out 'other'.
Malcolm Wicks
39
Clause 61, page 39, line 27, at end insert—'( ) Section 18 of the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001 (c.24) (restriction on disclosure of information for overseas purposes) has effect in relation to a disclosure authorised by subsection (2) as it has effect in relation to a disclosure authorised by any of the provisions to which section 17 of that Act applies.'.
Malcolm Wicks
40
Clause 62, page 39, line 37, after '(2)' insert 'above or section 19 of the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001 (c.24) (disclosure of information held by revenue departments)'.
Mr David Willetts
Mr Nigel Waterson
Mr George Osborne
Mr Peter Atkinson
Gregory Barker
Mr David Ruffley
214
Page 39, line 28, leave out Clause 62.
Mr David Willetts
Mr Nigel Waterson
Mr George Osborne
Mr Peter Atkinson
Gregory Barker
Mr David Ruffley
245
Clause 63, page 40, line 11, leave out 'absolutely privileged' and insert 'subject to qualified privilege'.
Malcolm Wicks
41
Clause 64, page 40, line 22, after 'legislation' insert '(other than any enactment contained in or made by virtue of Part 2)'.
Malcolm Wicks
42
Clause 64, page 40, line 28, leave out from 'imposed' to end of line 30 and insert 'on trustees or managers of occupational pension schemes by, or by virtue of, Part 3 (scheme funding);'.
Mr David Willetts
Mr Nigel Waterson
Mr George Osborne
Mr Peter Atkinson
234
Clause 64, page 41, line 5, at end insert—'(3A) Any code of practice issued by the Regulator must include an analysis of the costs and benefits of the code.'
Mr David Willetts
Mr Nigel Waterson
Mr George Osborne
Mr Peter Atkinson
Gregory Barker
Mr David Ruffley
246
Clause 64, page 41, leave out lines 11 to 13.
Malcolm Wicks
43
Clause 64, page 41, line 19, after 'Ombudsman' insert ', proceedings of the Ombudsman for the Board of the Pension Protection Fund and proceedings of the Board of the Pension Protection Fund under section 168 or 169'.
Malcolm Wicks
44
Clause 64, page 41, line 24, leave out ', and section 33,'.
Malcolm Wicks
45
Clause 64, page 41, line 26, after 'Part 1' insert 'or section 33'.
Mr David Willetts
Mr Nigel Waterson
Mr George Osborne
Mr Peter Atkinson
Gregory Barker
Mr David Ruffley
247
Clause 64, page 41, line 29, at end insert—'(9) A revision or revocation under subsection (3) or (4) above shall be subject to the consultation requirements set out in section 65.'
Mr David Willetts
Mr Nigel Waterson
Mr George Osborne
Mr Peter Atkinson
235
Clause 65, page 41, line 32, after 'code' insert 'which includes a draft analysis of the costs and benefits of the code'.
Mr David Willetts
Mr Nigel Waterson
Mr George Osborne
Mr Peter Atkinson
Gregory Barker
Mr David Ruffley
248
Clause 65, page 41, line 34, after 'appropriate' insert 'including representatives of the pensions industry, of occupational pension schemes, trade unions and sponsoring employers.'.
Mr David Willetts
Mr Nigel Waterson
Mr George Osborne
Mr Peter Atkinson
254
Clause 65, page 41, line 34, leave out ', and'.
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