|
Mr Elfyn Llwyd
51
Page 32, line 47 [Clause 31], leave out 'and Wales'.
Mr Elfyn Llwyd
52
Page 33, line 21 [Clause 32], at end insert—
| '(e) | a report by the Rail Passengers' Council concerning the economic, social and environmental costs and benefits of the proposal.'. |
Mr Elfyn Llwyd
53
Page 34, line 43 [Clause 33], at end insert—
'(1A) A closure ratification notice applying specifically to passenger services shall not be construed as applying to freight services.'.
John McDonnell
Jeremy Corbyn
Mr Kelvin Hopkins
Mr Robert N. Wareing
Alan Simpson
John Cryer
| Mr Llew Smith | Mr Ronnie Campbell | Mr Terry Lewis |
| John Austin | Mr Michael Clapham | Harry Cohen |
| Alice Mahon | Mr Simon Thomas | Mr Elfyn Llwyd |
| Dr Ian Gibson | Kate Hoey | Mr Robin Cook |
| Mr David Drew | Mr Tony Clarke | Mrs Ann Cryer |
| Mr Harold Best | Mr Austin Mitchell | Clive Efford
|
5
Page 41, line 38, leave out Clause 39.
Mr Graham Stringer
Mr David Clelland
Mr Clive Betts
Mr Tom Harris
29
Page 41, line 45 [Clause 39], leave out from 'securing' to the end of line 2 on page 42 and insert 'either—
| (i) | that making a quality contracts scheme is an appropriate way of securing that the transport needs of the potential users of a relevant railway service that has been or is to be reduced or discontinued are met; or |
| (ii) | that the operation of local services is more closely integrated with a relevant railway service where this contributes to meeting the transport needs of potential users of the relevant railway service.'. |
Mr Graham Stringer
Mr David Clelland
Mr Clive Betts
Mr Tom Harris
30
Page 42, line 49 [Clause 39], at end insert '"railway" has its wider meaning for the purposes of the Railways Act 1993; and'.
Mr Secretary Darling
9
Page 48, line 38 [Clause 44], leave out 'Secretary of State' and insert 'appropriate authority'.
Mr Secretary Darling
10
Page 48, line 42 [Clause 44], leave out 'Secretary of State' and insert 'appropriate authority'.
Mr Secretary Darling
11
Page 48, line 44 [Clause 44], at end insert—
'(4A) In subsection (4), "appropriate authority"—
| (a) | in relation to a person who provides no financial assistance for purposes mentioned in subsection (4)(b) other than— |
| (i) | funding in relation to the provision of Scotland-only services, |
| (ii) | Scottish majority funding in relation to cross-border services, or |
| (iii) | funding in relation to the operation or use of a network or station, or part of a network or station, that is wholly in Scotland, |
means the Scottish Ministers;
| (b) | in any other case, means the Secretary of State. |
(4B) For the purposes of subsection (4A)(a)(ii), a person provides Scottish majority funding in relation to particular services if—
| (i) | a body established by or under an Act of the Scottish Parliament, or |
| (ii) | a body which has its principal office in Scotland, and |
| (b) | in relation to those services, the person provides more funding than is provided in aggregate by railway funding authorities.'. |
Mr Secretary Darling
13
Page 50, line 29 [Clause 46], at end insert—
'( ) After subsection (11) insert—
"(11A) A statutory instrument containing regulations made by the Scottish Ministers under this section is subject to annulment in pursuance of a resolution of the Scottish Parliament.".'.
Mr Greg Knight
Mr Tim Yeo
Mr Christopher Chope
Mr Mark Field
Mr David Wilshire
60
*Page 50, line 38 [Clause 47], at end add 'and the Mobility and Access Committee Scotland (MACS)'.
Mr Secretary Darling
15
Page 56, line 10 [Clause 53], at end insert—
'( ) After section 119(5) of that Act insert—
"(5A) The Secretary of State may give an instruction under this section for the protection of a relevant asset that is wholly in Scotland, or of persons or property on or in such an asset, only if—
| (a) | the asset would be a relevant asset even if railway did not have its wider meaning for the purposes of this section; or |
| (b) | the instruction is given in the interests of national security. |
(5B) In subsection (5A) the reference to an instruction given in the interests of national security includes a reference to any instruction given for the purpose of ensuring that protection against terrorism is provided to the asset, persons or property in question."
( ) In section 119(11) of that Act, after the definition of "specified" insert—
"'terrorism' has the same meaning as in the Terrorism Act 2000 (c.11) (see section 1 of that Act);".'.
Mr Alex Salmond
Pete Wishart
Annabelle Ewing
Mr Michael Weir
Angus Robertson
62
*Page 58, line 27 [Clause 58], at end insert—
'(4) Schedule (Other Amendments) has effect.'.
NEW SCHEDULE
Mr Alex Salmond
Pete Wishart
Annabelle Ewing
Mr Michael Weir
Angus Robertson
NS1
*To move the following Schedule:—
'Other Amendments
Scotland Act 1998
(1) The Scotland Act 1998 is amended as follows.
(2) In Schedule 5, section E2 Rail Transport, under Exceptions insert—
| | "The subject matter of the Railways Act 2005.".'. |
Mr Secretary Darling
16
Page 66, line 17 [Schedule 1], leave out 'Secretary of State' and insert 'Strategic Rail Authority'.
John McDonnell
Jeremy Corbyn
Mr Kelvin Hopkins
Mr Robert N. Wareing
Alan Simpson
John Cryer
| Llew Smith | Mr Ronnie Campbell | Mr Terry Lewis |
| John Austin | Mr Michael Clapham | Harry Cohen |
| Alice Mahon | Mr Simon Thomas | Mr Elfyn Llwyd |
| Dr Ian Gibson | Kate Hoey | Mr Robin Cook |
| Mr David Drew | Mr Tony Clarke | Mrs Ann Cryer |
| Mr Harold Best | Mr Austin Mitchell | Clive Efford
|
8
Page 72, line 26 [Schedule 1], leave out sub-paragraph (2) and insert—
'(2) Leave out subsections (2) and (3) and insert—
"(2) The Secretary of State and Scottish Ministers must each promote the provision of staff concessionary travel for all staff employed by—
| (a) | railway passenger companies, |
| (b) | railways freight companies, |
| (d) | rail infrastructure, renewals and signalling companies and |
| (e) | any other companies responsible for functions previously undertaken by British Rail. |
(3) The Secretary of State and Scottish Ministers must enter into agreements of other arrangements concerning the provision of staff concessionary travel for all staff employed by—
| (a) | railway passenger companies, |
| (b) | railways freight companies, |
| (d) | rail infrastructure, renewals and signalling companies or |
| (e) | any other companies responsible for functions previously undertaken by British Rail.".'. |
John McDonnell
Mrs Ann Cryer
Mr Robert N. Wareing
31
Page 79, line 31 [Schedule 2], at end insert—
'(9) The Secretary of State shall guarantee to undertake re-skilling and re-training programmes for employees affected by the provision of this Bill and shall avoid compulsory redundancies that arise from the transfer of functions from the Strategic Rail Authority (SRA) to any other body.'.
Mr Secretary Darling
12
Page 87, line 44 [Schedule 3], at end insert—
| 13A | | The effect of the preceding provisions of this Schedule is to be disregarded in determining for the purposes of section 1 of the Regulatory Reform Act 2001 (power by order to make provision reforming law which imposes burdens) whether any provision of the 1974 Act falls within subsection (4)(a) of that section (provision amended by Act within previous two years).'. |
Mr Greg Knight
Mr Tim Yeo
Mr Christopher Chope
Mr Mark Field
Mr David Wilshire
61
*Page 93, line 25 [Schedule 4], leave out subsections 1G (1) and (2), and insert—
'1G The Office of Rail Regulation shall in conducting an access charges review consider representations made by the Secretary of State and by Scottish Ministers but without prejudice to the right of the Office of Rail Regulation to make such decisions as it believes are appropriate in the interests of railway activities in Great Britain as a whole.'.
Mr Elfyn Llwyd
54
Page 109, line 13 [Schedule 7], at end insert—
'(1A) In this Schedule, "a proposal" should be construed so as to allow for persons consulted to comment on possible alternative options including ones for the enhancement and development of railway services.'.
|
