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given up to and including

Monday 7th March 2005


New Amendments handed in are marked thus *

STANDING COMMITTEE C

CRIMINAL LAW (AMENDMENT) (HOUSEHOLDER PROTECTION) BILL


   

Harry Cohen

1

Clause     1,     page     1,     line     4,     after 'person', insert 'in a building or part of a building'.

   

Harry Cohen

2

Clause     1,     page     1,     line     5,     leave out 'any building or part of a building' and insert 'that building or part'.

   

Mr Paul Goggins

10

*Clause     1,     page     1,     line     8,     leave out from 'force' to end of line 11 and insert 'if the degree of force used was reasonable in the circumstances.'.

   

Harry Cohen

3

Clause     1,     page     1,     leave out lines 12 and 13.

   

Mr Stephen Pound

4

Clause     1,     page     1,     line     13,     at end add—

    '(1C)   Subsection (1A) does not apply unless these conditions are met—

      (a) the building, or part of the building, in question is a house;

      (b) the person who uses the force is the householder.'.

   

Mr Stephen Pound

5

Clause     1,     page     1,     line     13,     at end add—

    '(1D)   In this section "house" means any dwelling (including a flat, caravan or boat).'.

   

Mr Stephen Pound

6

Clause     1,     page     1,     line     13,     at end add—

    '(1E)   In this section any reference to a house, or part of a house, includes a reference to any garden or other ground belonging to that house or that part.'.

   

Mr Stephen Pound

7

Clause     1,     page     1,     line     13,     at end add—

    '(1F)   In this section "householder", in relation to a house, means any person who occupies the house as his residence.'.

   

Mr Stephen Pound

8

Clause     1,     page     1,     line     13,     at end add—

    '(1G)   For the purpose of this section it does not matter whether a person occupies a house as his only residence, his main residence, or otherwise as his residence, including occupation as a holiday or other temporary residence.'.

   

Mr Stephen Pound

9

Clause     1,     page     1,     line     13,     at end add—

    '(1H)   For the purpose of this section a person is not to be regarded a occupying a house as his residence if that occupation is as a trespasser.'.


 
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