| Amendments proposed to the Terrorism Bill - continued | House of Commons |
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Mr David Winnick 32 Clause 23, page 22, line 45, after 'authority', insert 'or High Court Judge'.
Mr Elfyn Llwyd 66 *Clause 23, page 23, line 6, at end insert—'(6A) In this section "judicial authority" means—
Mr Elfyn Llwyd 67 *Clause 23, page 23, line 11, at end insert—'(7A) This section shall not apply in a case in which the judicial authority considering the case has not considered representations made by either the person detained or a representative of the person detained.'.
David Davis 16 Clause 23, page 23, line 11, at end add—'(8) The judicial authority for the extension of any period of detention under Schedule 8 to the Terrorism Act 2000 shall be a senior circuit judge. (9) An appeal shall lie from any decision of the judicial authority to a judge of the High Court.'.
David Davis 14 Page 21, line 24, leave out Clause 23.
David Davis 12 Clause 24, page 23, line 19, at end insert—'(1A) In Schedule 8 to the Terrorism Act 2000, in paragraph 23(1) (grounds on which a review officer may authorise continued detention), at end of paragraph (a) add "but after the expiry of a period of fourteen days detention no further detention shall be authorised solely to obtain evidence by questioning.".'.
David Davis 13 Clause 24, page 23, line 28, at end insert 'but after the expiry of a period of fourteen days detention, no further detention shall be authorised solely to obtain evidence by questioning.'.
David Davis 17 Clause 24, page 23, line 40, at end add—'(6) The Secretary of State shall, prior to the coming into force of sections 23 and 24, carry out a review of Code C of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act and produce a separate code to cover all detention under the Terrorism Act 2000 lasting for longer than seven days. (7) Such code shall include provision to allow for the questioning of a terrorist suspect after charge, subject to leave being obtained from the judicial authority, and any such questioning shall be treated for all evidential purposes as if it had taken place prior to charge.'.
David Davis 15 Page 23, line 12, leave out Clause 24.
Mr Mark Oaten 82 *Clause 21, page 19, leave out lines 7 to 25 and insert—'(5A) The cases in which an organisation promotes or encourages terrorism for the purposes of subsection (5)(c) include any case in which a person whilst acting in the capacity of an officer of that organisation commits an offence under sections 1 or 2 of the Terrorism Act 2005.'.
Mr William Cash 53 Page 19, line 4, leave out Clause 21.
Mr Mark Oaten 87 *Clause 5, page 7, line 22, after 'any', insert 'relevant'.
Mr Mark Oaten 88 *Clause 5, page 7, line 27, at end insert—'( ) In this section "relevant conduct" means conduct of a description specified in an order made by statutory instrument by the Secretary of State. ( ) A statutory instrument containing an order made by the Secretary of State under this section may not be made unless a draft of the instrument has been laid before, and approved by a resolution of, each House of Parliament.'.
David Davis 57 *Clause 6, page 7, line 32, leave out 'or suspects'.
Mr Mark Oaten 89 *Clause 6, page 7, line 32, after 'or', insert 'reasonably'.
David Davis 58 *Clause 6, page 8, line 26, at end add—'(4A) It shall be a defence to an offence under section 6 (1), for the defendant to show that he reported any suspicion to the police or in the case of an employee to his employer or other person in authority over him.'.
Mr Mark Oaten 42 Clause 8, page 10, line 13, at end add—'(7) It shall be a defence to a charge brought under this section for an accused person to show—
David Davis 59 *Clause 8, page 10, line 14, at end add—(7) It shall be a defence to an offence under this section for a defendant to show on the balance of probabilities that his attendance at any place used for terrorist training was—
Mr Elfyn Llwyd 64 *Page 9, line 20, leave out Clause 8.
Mr Elfyn Llwyd 65 *Clause 12, page 12, line 28, at end insert—'(2A) The courts shall not regard or refer to an offence of trespass under section 128(1) of the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005 as a terrorist offence unless they are satisfied that the offence is also an offence under section 5 of this Act.'.
Mr Mark Oaten 90 *Clause 17, page 16, line 3, leave out 'and'.
Mr Mark Oaten 91 *Clause 17, page 16, line 5, at end insert 'and
David Davis 60 *Page 16, line 34, leave out Clause 18.
Mr Richard Burden 33 Clause 20, page 17, leave out lines 31 to 33.
Mr John Denham 69 *Clause 20, page 17, line 33, at end add 'but in respect of Clauses 1, 2, 3, 4 and 17 such an action includes any action that is intended to cause death or serious bodily harm to civilians or non-combatants, when the purpose of such act, by its nature or context, is to intimidate the population, or to compel a government or an international organisation to do or to abstain from doing any act.'.
Mr William Cash 52 Clause 20, page 17, leave out lines 38 and 39.
Mr Mark Oaten 83 *Clause 31, page 31, line 19, at end insert—'(8) Sections 17 and 18 of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 shall cease to have effect.'.
Mr Robert Marshall-Andrews
61 *Clause 33, page 32, line 19, at end add 'save and except where such government or international government organisation has, at the time of such use or threat, directly or indirectly been persistently responsible for acts that are in breach of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.'.
Mr Douglas Hogg 75 *Clause 33, page 32, line 19, at end insert—'( ) for the purposes of this Act actions to be done outside the United Kingdom not involving the citizens of the United Kingdom or their property or the property of the government of the United Kingdom or of corporations registered in the United Kingdom or of businesses having an office in the United Kingdom and but for this subsection to be treated as acts of terrorism or Convention offences shall only be so treated if such actions are done with the intent of causing death or injury to persons who are not members of the armed or the security forces of the country where the acts are to be committed or are otherwise engaged in the administration of that country'.
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