| Amendments proposed to the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Bill - continued | House of Commons |
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Mr James Paice 124 *Clause 44, page 16, line 10, leave out subsections (1) to (3).
Mr James Paice 65 Clause 44, page 16, line 10, after 'inspector', insert 'who suspects with reasonable cause that an offence is being committed under section 43'.
Mr James Paice 66 Clause 44, page 16, line 19, leave out 'a' and insert 'an appropriately qualified'.
Mr James Paice 67 Clause 44, page 16, line 21, leave out 'a' and insert 'an appropriately qualified'.
Mr James Paice 125 *Clause 45, page 16, line 29, leave out 'and 44' and insert '44, [Enforcement powers in connection with pesticides: entry and search without a warrant] [Enforcement powers in connection with pesticides: entry and search by force without a warrant], and [Enforcement powers in connection with pesticides: entry and search with a warrant].
Mr James Paice 126 *Clause 45, page 16, line 38, at end add—'(5) "Inspector" means—
Mr James Paice 119 *Clause 46, page 17, line 3, at beginning insert 'intentionally'.
Mr James Paice 68 Clause 46, page 17, line 4, at end insert 'while the nest is being constructed or is in use.'.
Mr James Paice 120 *Clause 46, page 17, line 4, at end insert 'if it can be shown that the nest has been constructed or used by such a bird within the preceding 3 years'.
Mr Colin Breed 109 Clause 46, page 17, line 11, at end insert—
Mr James Paice 121 *Clause 46, page 17, line 22, at end insert—'(5A) In section 27 (interpretation of Part 1) insert at the appropriate place— ""nest" means a structure in a tree or on a ledge constructed by a bird for its eggs and young;".'.
Mr James Paice 70 Clause 46, page 17, line 22, at end insert—'(6) In section 27 (interpretation of Part 1) insert at the appropriate place— " "nest" means a structure constructed by a bird for its eggs and young;".'.
Mr Colin Breed 104 Clause 49, page 18, line 31, leave out from 'is' to end of line 32 and insert 'included in Part III of Schedule 9'.
Mr James Paice 115 *Schedule 5, page 54, line 24, at end insert—
Mr James Paice 116 *Schedule 5, page 54, line 32, at end insert—
Mr James Paice 117 *Schedule 5, page 54, line 34, after 'may', insert 'who has reasonable grounds to suspect that a Group 1 offence has been or is being committed'.
Mr James Paice 118 *Schedule 5, page 55, line 41, after 'may', insert 'who has reasonable grounds to suspect that a Group 2 offence has been or is being committed'.
Mr Colin Breed 105 Schedule 5, page 60, line 22, at end insert—
'Part 3powers of constables extended to other wildlife legislation
Mr Roger Williams 81 Clause 57, page 22, line 12, at end insert—
Mr Roger Williams 82 Clause 57, page 22, line 18, leave out 'and'.
Mr Roger Williams 83 Clause 57, page 22, line 19, at end, insert 'and
Mr Roger Williams 84 Clause 57, page 23, line 10, at end, insert—'(5A) After paragraph 3 insert—
"Directly elected members
Mr James Paice 72 Clause 62, page 24, line 29, leave out 'commencement' and insert '19th May 2005'.
Mr James Paice 122 *Clause 62, page 24, line 29, leave out 'commencement' and insert '9th December 2003'.
Mr James Paice 123 *Clause 62, page 24, line 29, leave out 'commencement' and insert '20th January 2005'.
Mr James Paice 71 Clause 62, page 24, line 36, at end insert—'(1A) Where an application to register a right of way for mechanically propelled vehicles was made on or after 19th May 2005 and before commencement the authority to whom application was made may decline to register the right of way on a definitive map or statement if it considers that use of the right of way by mechanically propelled vehicles would be—
Mr James Paice 73 Clause 62, page 25, line 6, leave out 'commencement' and insert '19th May 2005'.
Mr Roger Williams 107 Clause 63, page 25, line 24, at end add—'(4) Under sections 1, 9, 14, 22, 65, 68, 69, 71 and 92 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (c. 27), the relevant National Parks Authority may exercise the functions of the local traffic authority for the purposes of controlling traffic by way of a traffic regulation order on any unsealed road including those classed as footpath, bridleway, restricted byway, byway open to all traffic or unclassified county road within the relevant National Park. (5) In subsection (4), "unsealed" means any route which has an earth, gravel or cobbled surface and is not made up of tarmac, concrete or asphalt along its course.'.
Mr Roger Williams 85 Clause 66, page 26, line 15, at end insert 'and the National Assembly for Wales'.
Mr Roger Williams 86 Clause 66, page 26, line 20, at end, insert—'(5A) One of the members is to be appointed by the National Assembly for Wales after consulting the Secretary of State. (5B) In making that appointment, the National Assembly for Wales must have regard to the desirability of appointing a person who appears to the National Assembly to have specialist knowledge of Wales.'.
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