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Mr Laurence Robertson 101 Clause 28, page 25, line 9, at end insert—'(2A) Before making such a guarantee under subsection (2), the Secretary of State shall assess the ability of the NDA to meet its commitments as contained in section 26(4), and shall not give a guarantee under subsection (2) unless satisfied that the NDA can meet those commitments.'.
Mr Laurence Robertson 102 Clause 28, page 25, line 10, leave out 'as soon as practicable after' and insert 'Before'.
Mr Andrew Stunell 83 Clause 40, page 35, line 7, leave out 'treatment,'.
Mr Laurence Robertson 133 Clause 41, page 37, line 14, at end insert 'the details of, and reasons for, which must be clearly set out.'.
Mr Laurence Robertson 134 Clause 41, page 37, line 15, at end insert 'and lay his proposals before Parliament at least one month before making the proposed transfer, except in the case where the transfer is considered urgent.'.
Mr Laurence Robertson 135 Clause 41, page 37, line 20, at end insert 'and lay his proposals before Parliament at least one month before making the proposed transfer, except in the case where the transfer is considered urgent.'.
Mr Laurence Robertson 136 Clause 41, page 37, line 25, at end insert 'and lay his proposals before Parliament at least one month before making the proposed transfer, except in the case where the transfer is considered urgent.'.
Mr Laurence Robertson 137 Clause 41, page 37, line 29, leave out 'whether in the scheme or subsequently.' and insert 'after consultation with the NDA'.
Mr Laurence Robertson 138 Clause 43, page 38, line 45, at end insert ', including property, rights and liabilities owned by British Energy.'.
Mr Laurence Robertson 139 Clause 43, page 39, line 14, at end add—'(5) The Secretary of State must lay any proposals to transfer property, rights and liabilities before Parliament at least one month before that transfer takes place, other than in cases where the transfer could be considered urgent.'.
Mr Laurence Robertson 146 Clause 45, page 40, line 35, at end insert ', and those funds shall be used entirely for the purpose of aiding with the decommissioning and cleaning up of sites previously operated by BNFL.'.
Mr Laurence Robertson 147 Clause 45, page 40, line 40, at end insert ', and those funds shall be used for the benefit of future BNFL business, should that business continue, or, if the business is discontinued, for the welfare of personnel previously employed in the business which existed on the site at which the property and rights were transferred from.'.
Mr Laurence Robertson 148 Clause 51, page 43, line 16, at end insert 'but shall not do so without first consulting the NDA.'.
Mr Robert Key 58 Clause 59, page 48, line 25, at end insert—'(5A) Where a member of the Constabulary has been requested by a constable of—
(5B) Members of the Constabulary have in any police area the same powers and privileges as constables of the police force for that police area—
Mr Michael Weir 27 Page 63, line 18, leave out Clause 82.
Dr Desmond Turner 10 Clause 84, page 64, line 35, at end add 'and in particular the increased use of renewable energy'.
Mr Stephen Timms 18 Page 64, line 28, leave out Clause 84.
Mr Michael Weir 28 Clause 85, page 65, line 13, leave out from 'State' to end of line 15 and insert 'shall by order designate that those parts of a Renewable Energy Zone which would fall within an area to which the law of Scotland would pertain as an area in which the Scottish Ministers are to have functions.'.
Mr Michael Weir 29 Clause 88, page 67, line 16, at end insert 'but the said Order shall specify that any area to which Scottish law would normally pertain shall be subject to the law of Scotland, Scottish waters being defined by the co-ordinates set out for the boundary in the Continental Shelf Jurisdiction Order (S.I./1968, 891).'.
Mr Michael Weir 30 Clause 88, page 67, line 17, leave out from 'section' to end of line 19 and insert 'shall ensure that the Courts of Scotland shall have jurisdiction in respect of areas in which Scottish law would normally pertain.'.
Mr Andrew Stunell 127 Clause 92, page 70, line 4, leave out 'one or both of'.
Mr Andrew Stunell 128 Clause 92, page 70, line 4, at end insert 'areas'.
Mr Andrew Stunell 129 Clause 92, page 70, line 5, leave out 'an area of'.
Mr Andrew Stunell 130 Clause 92, page 70, line 6, leave out 'an' and insert 'the'.
Dr Desmond Turner 9 Clause 96, page 73, line 43, at end insert 'and
Mr Michael Weir 31 Clause 96, page 74, line 19, leave out from 'must' to end and insert 'secure the consent of the Scottish Ministers'.
Dr Alan Whitehead 144 Schedule 16, page 232, line 42, leave out 'either in addition to or'.
Dr Alan Whitehead 145 Schedule 16, page 233, line 35, leave out 'either in addition to or'.
Mr Andrew Stunell 131 Page 77, line 34, leave out Clause 100.
Mr Andrew Stunell 132 Page 77, line 38, leave out Clause 101.
Mr Michael Weir 32 Clause 102, page 78, line 41, at end insert—'(e) may not disrupt any other area of significant economic activity.'.
Mr Michael Weir 33 Clause 103, page 80, line 20, at end insert—'(f) consult representatives of other industries with significant economic activity in the area affected.'.
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