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(ii) | has been laid before each House of Parliament and has been approved by a resolution of the House of Commons, but has been rejected by the House of Lords. |
Mr Elfyn Llwyd
Hywel Williams
Adam Price
27
Clause 94, page 51, line 29, at end insert'(5A) In the event of approval of a draft statutory instrument by the Assembly, as specified in subsection (5)(a), but there not being within 60 days of that approval, an approval by a resolution of each House of Parliament as specified in subsection (5)(b), subsection (5) shall cease to have effect in the case of that draft statutory instrument, and the procedure specified in subsection (5B) will then apply to that draft statutory instrument.
(5B) The procedure which will apply in cases specified in subsection (5A) will be that no recommendation is to be made to Her Majesty in Council to make an Order in Council under this section unless a draft of the statutory instrument containing the Order in Council
(a) | has been laid before, and approved by a resolution of, the Assembly, and |
(b) | the resolution of the Assembly is passed on a vote in which the number of Assembly members voting in favour of it is not less than two-thirds of the total number of Assembly seats.'. |
Mrs Cheryl Gillan
Mr Dominic Grieve
David Mundell
Mr Patrick McLoughlin
187
Clause 94, page 51, line 29, at end insert'(5A) Any draft of an Order in Council laid before Parliament under this section must be accompanied by
(a) | a detailed memorandum setting out the scope of the proposal, its practical effects on Wales and the legislative authority that would pass to the National Assembly, and |
(b) | a draft of the proposed Assembly Measure. |
(5C) A report of the debate in the Welsh Grand Committee on the draft Order in Council and Assembly Measure must have been available to both Houses of Parliament for a period of not less than 60 days before any Order in Council is made under this section.'.
Mrs Cheryl Gillan
Mr Dominic Grieve
David Mundell
Mr Patrick McLoughlin
211
Clause 94, page 51, line 29, at end insert'(5A) But subsection (5) is not satisfied unless the resolution of the Assembly is passed on a vote in which the number of Assembly members voting in favour of it is not less than two-thirds of the total number of Assembly seats.'.
Mrs Cheryl Gillan
Mr Dominic Grieve
David Mundell
Mr Patrick McLoughlin
212
Clause 94, page 51, line 29, at end insert'(5A) But subsection (5) is not satisfied unless, before the draft of the statutory instrument containing the Order in Council has been approved by a resolution of the House of Commons
(a) | the Welsh Grand Committee has debated the draft, and |
(b) | the Welsh Affairs Committee has reported to the effect that it approves the draft.'. |
Mr Elfyn Llwyd
Adam Price
Hywel Williams
Mrs Cheryl Gillan
Mr Dominic Grieve
David Mundell
122
Clause 94, page 51, line 38, leave out 'either'.
Mr Elfyn Llwyd
Hywel Williams
Adam Price
Mrs Cheryl Gillan
Mr Dominic Grieve
David Mundell
123
Clause 94, page 51, line 39, leave out from 'Parliament' to end of line 1 on page 52.
Mrs Cheryl Gillan
Mr Dominic Grieve
David Mundell
Mr Patrick McLoughlin
181
Clause 94, page 51, line 39, leave out from 'Parliament' to end of line 41.
Lembit Öpik
Mr Roger Williams
Mark Williams
Jenny Willott
53
Clause 94, page 51, line 40, at beginning insert 'if subsection (7A) applies,'.
Lembit Öpik
Mr Roger Williams
Mark Williams
Jenny Willott
54
Clause 94, page 51, line 41, at end insert'(7A) This subsection applies only if the Secretary of State has reason to believe that the Assembly Measure made under the order
(a) | would have an adverse effect no any matter which is not specified in Part 1 of Schedule 5, |
(b) | might have a serious adverse impact on water resources in England, water supply in England or the quality of water in England, |
(c) | would have an adverse impact on the law as it applies in England, or |
(d) | would be incompatible with any international obligation or the interests of defence or national security.'. |
Mr Elfyn Llwyd
Hywel Williams
Adam Price
28
Clause 95, page 52, line 11, after 'Counsel General', insert 'or the Assembly'.
Mrs Cheryl Gillan
Mr Dominic Grieve
David Mundell
Mr Patrick McLoughlin
188
Clause 95, page 52, line 11, leave out 'may' and insert 'must'.
Mrs Cheryl Gillan
Mr Dominic Grieve
David Mundell
Mr Patrick McLoughlin
169
Clause 96, page 52, line 20, after 'General', insert 'if he is a member of the Assembly'.
Mr Elfyn Llwyd
Hywel Williams
Adam Price
30
Clause 96, page 52, line 21, at end insert ', or
(c) | by any committee of the Assembly established under section 28 or section 30.'. |
Mrs Cheryl Gillan
Mr Dominic Grieve
David Mundell
Mr Patrick McLoughlin
170
Clause 97, page 53, line 5, leave out subsection (2).
Mrs Cheryl Gillan
Mr Dominic Grieve
David Mundell
Mr Patrick McLoughlin
172
Clause 97, page 53, line 11, at end insert 'and'.
Mrs Cheryl Gillan
Mr Dominic Grieve
David Mundell
Mr Patrick McLoughlin
173
Clause 97, page 53, line 13, leave out 'and'.
Mrs Cheryl Gillan
Mr Dominic Grieve
David Mundell
Mr Patrick McLoughlin
171
Clause 97, page 53, line 14, leave out paragraph (c).
Mrs Cheryl Gillan
Mr Dominic Grieve
David Mundell
Mr Patrick McLoughlin
174
Clause 97, page 53, line 22, leave out from 'Welsh' to end of line 24.
Mr Elfyn Llwyd
Hywel Williams
Adam Price
29
Clause 98, page 53, line 44, after 'Counsel General', insert 'or the Assembly'.
Mr Elfyn Llwyd
Hywel Williams
Adam Price
125
Clause 100, page 54, line 39, leave out paragraph (a).
Mr Elfyn Llwyd
Hywel Williams
Adam Price
158
Clause 100, page 54, line 41, leave out paragraph (b).
Mr Elfyn Llwyd
Hywel Williams
Adam Price
126
Clause 100, page 54, line 43, leave out paragraph (c).
Mrs Cheryl Gillan
Mr Dominic Grieve
David Mundell
Mr Patrick McLoughlin
175
Clause 100, page 54, line 44, after 'England', insert 'and Wales'.
Mrs Cheryl Gillan
Mr Dominic Grieve
David Mundell
Mr Patrick McLoughlin
176
Clause 100, page 55, line 22, leave out subsection (8) and insert'(8) No order under this Section may be made unless a draft of the statutory instrument containing the order has been laid before, and approved by a resolution of, each House of Parliament.'.
Mrs Cheryl Gillan
Mr Dominic Grieve
David Mundell
Mr Patrick McLoughlin
177
Clause 101, page 55, line 25, after 'by', insert 'resolution of each House of Parliament prior to their submission for approval by'.
Mrs Cheryl Gillan
Mr Dominic Grieve
David Mundell
Mr Patrick McLoughlin
178
Clause 101, page 55, line 27, after 'by', insert 'resolution of each House of Parliament prior to its submission for approval by'.
Mrs Cheryl Gillan
Mr Dominic Grieve
David Mundell
Mr Patrick McLoughlin
179
Clause 101, page 55, line 37, after 'by', insert 'resolution of each House of Parliament prior to its submission for approval by'.
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