Amendments proposed to the Government of Wales Bill - continued | House of Commons |
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Mr Secretary Hain 241 *Clause 127, page 68, line 27, after 'by' insert 'virtue of'.
Mr Secretary Hain 242 *Clause 127, page 68, line 35, leave out 'approve' and insert 'authorise'.
Mr Secretary Hain 243 *Clause 127, page 69, line 4, leave out 'those sections' and insert 'virtue of sections 124 and 125'.
Mr Elfyn Llwyd 115 Schedule 8, page 127, line 30, at end insert
Mr Elfyn Llwyd 116 Schedule 8, page 128, line 21, at end insert
Mr Elfyn Llwyd 41 Schedule 9, page 136, line 33, at end insert 'or the Assembly'.
Mr Elfyn Llwyd 42 Schedule 9, page 140, line 14, after 'Counsel General', insert 'or the Assembly'.
Mr Secretary Hain 244 *Schedule 10, page 160, leave out line 2 and insert 'for sub-paragraph (4) substitute
Mr Secretary Hain 245 *Clause 161, page 90, line 11, at end insert'(3A) A statutory instrument containing an order under subsection (2) is subject to annulment in pursuance of a resolution of either House of Parliament.'.
Mrs Cheryl Gillan 49 Schedule 11, page 161, line 22, leave out paragraphs 4 and 5.
Mr Elfyn Llwyd 128 Schedule 11, page 162, line 1, leave out paragraph 5.
Mr Secretary Hain 246 *Schedule 11, page 166, line 1, leave out 'members of that Assembly as those members' and insert 'persons who at that time held office as an Assembly Secretary and are members of that Assembly as those persons'.
Mr Secretary Hain 247 *Schedule 11, page 166, line 9, at end insert 'who immediately before the beginning of the initial period held office as an Assembly Secretary'.
Mr Secretary Hain 248 *Schedule 11, page 167, line 39, leave out sub-paragraph (3).
Mr Secretary Hain 249 *Schedule 11, page 178, line 12, at end insert
'Transfers of Assembly functions: laying of reports and statements
Mr Elfyn Llwyd 117 Schedule 11, page 182, line 48, at end insert
Mr Secretary Hain 250 *Schedule 12, page 193, line 33, leave out from 'paragraph' to end of line 35 and insert '15(3), the words "to it".'.
NEW CLAUSESConsultation about representation in European Union institutions
Mr Elfyn Llwyd NC1 To move the following Clause:'(1) Within three months of the first Assembly election provided for under this Act, the Secretary of State for Wales must publish a document making proposals for increasing the representation of Wales in the UK Government's representation within European Union institutions, and consult the Assembly about that document. (2) Within six months of the first Assembly election provided for under this Act, Her Majesty's Government shall consider and make decisions concerning increasing the representation of Wales in the UK Government's representation within European Union institutions.'.
Scheme for parliamentary legislative provisions
Mr Elfyn Llwyd NC2 To move the following Clause:'(1) The Secretary of State shall draw up and publish a scheme setting out the arrangements Her Majesty's Government proposes to make in order to provide definitions of the scope within the provisions of Government bills introduced into Parliament for Assembly Measures to be introduced in accordance with sections 92 and 93. (2) The scheme referred to in subsection (1) shall include guidance given to Ministers regarding
(4) The Secretary of State shall lay before the Assembly any scheme, or amendments to a scheme, made under this section. (5) No scheme shall be made, amended or revised under this section unless the Assembly has first been consulted on such a scheme or amendments.'.
Public expenditure commission
Mr Elfyn Llwyd NC3 To move the following Clause:'(1) Within three months of Royal Assent to this Act, Her Majesty's Government shall establish a commission to make recommendations concerning the future allocation of public expenditure among England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. (2) The commission referred to in subsection (1) shall be referred to as "the Public Expenditure Commission". (3) The Public Expenditure Commission shall include two members appointed by each of the following
(5) The Public Expenditure Commission shall publish, within one year following the establishment of the commission, a report setting out recommendations concerning the future allocation of government expenditure among England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. (6) The Public Expenditure Commission may consider and make recommendations concerning the geographical allocation of public expenditure within England. (7) The Public Expenditure Commission shall be guided in its considerations by the principle that the geographical allocation of public expenditure should be governed by the geographical distribution of the need for public expenditure. (8) The Public Expenditure Commission shall commission statistical research to enable it to carry out its duty under subsection (6).'.
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