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Notices of Amendments given on Thursday 29th June 2006 For other Amendment(s) see the following page(s) of Supplement
to Votes: Standing Committee D Company Law Reform Bill [Lords] Mr Jonathan Djanogly
420 Clause 748, page 371, line 34, at end insert— ‘(7) The Secretary of State may by regulations make provision for the registrar, on applications, to remove from the register any material that derives either from anything done without the authority of the company or from something that is forged.’. Mr Jonathan Djanogly
421 Clause 676, page 334, line 14, after ‘insert’ insert ‘after section 446’. Mr Jonathan Djanogly
422 Clause 895, page 438, line 28, leave out from ‘information” ’ to end of line 30 and insert ‘means information relating to the proportion of voting rights held by a person in respect of voting shares.”.’. Mr Jonathan Djanogly
423 Clause 222, page 101, line 34, leave out subsections (3) and (4). Mr Jonathan Djanogly
424 Clause 222, page 101, line 35, leave out ‘nor any member connected with him’. Mr Jonathan Djanogly
425 Clause 147 , page 65, line 20, at end insert ‘, or the place where its register of members is kept available for inspection, or its principal place of business (if that is situated in the part of the United Kingdom in which the company is registered).’. Mr Jonathan Djanogly
426 Clause 179 , page 79, line 32, at end insert ‘, or ‘(c) that is in receivership.’. Mr Jonathan Djanogly
427 Clause 217, page 99, line 2, at end add ‘or prohibit a company from meeting the cost of any excess number of policy of directors’ and officers’ insurance permitted to be purchased by the company under this section provided that such excess is not more than £5,000.’. Mr Jonathan Djanogly
428 Clause 306, page 137, line 9, at end add— ‘(5) A company shall be entitled to require reasonable evidence of the appointment of a corporate representative to be provided before or at the relevant meeting before any vote is taken.’. Mr Jonathan Djanogly
429 Clause 676, page 334, line 14, leave out ‘after section 446.’. Mr Jonathan Djanogly
430 Clause 895, page 439, line 43, leave out ‘person’ and insert ‘issues’. Mr Jonathan Djanogly
431 Clause 577, page 283, leave out lines 25 and 26. Mr Jonathan Djanogly
432 Clause 577, page 283, line 26, at end insert— ‘(3) Where a limited company purchases its own shares, the shares may be paid for in cash or non-cash consideration.’. Margaret Hodge 433 Clause 364, page 162, line 8, leave out subsections (1) and (2) and insert— ‘(1) A company qualifies as small in relation to its first financial year if the qualifying conditions are met in that year. (2) A company qualifies as small in relation to a subsequent financial year— (a) if the qualifying conditions are met in that year and the preceding financial year; (b) if the qualifying conditions are met in that year and the company qualified as small in relation to the preceding financial year; (c) if the qualifying conditions were met in the preceding financial year and the company qualified as small in relation to that year.’. Margaret Hodge 434 Clause 365, page 163, line 4, leave out subsections (2) and (3) and insert— ‘(2) A group qualifies as small in relation to the parent company’s first financial year if the qualifying conditions are met in that year. (3) A group qualifies as small in relation to a subsequent financial year of the parent company— (a) if the qualifying conditions are met in that year and the preceding financial year; (b) if the qualifying conditions are met in that year and the group qualified as small in relation to the preceding financial year; (c) if the qualifying conditions were met in the preceding financial year and the group qualified as small in relation to that year.’. Margaret Hodge 435 Clause 375, page 169, line 38, leave out from third ‘the’ to end of line 40 and insert ‘undertakings included in the consolidation as a whole, so far as concerns members of the company’. Margaret Hodge 436 Clause 380, page 171, line 23, leave out from ‘prepare’ to end of line 25 and insert ‘group accounts for the year’. Margaret Hodge 437 Clause 381, page 171, line 32, leave out ‘consolidated accounts for the group’ and insert ‘group accounts’. Margaret Hodge 438 Clause 381, page 172, line 1, leave out subsection (5). Margaret Hodge 439 Clause 383, page 174, line 7, leave out ‘consolidated’ and insert ‘group’. Margaret Hodge 440 Clause 391, page 178, line 6, leave out from ‘if’ to second ‘the’ in line 8 and insert ‘the following conditions are met. ( ) The conditions are— (a) that in the opinion of the directors of the company the disclosure would be seriously prejudicial to the business of— (i) that undertaking, (ii) the company, (iii) any of the company’s subsidiary undertakings, or (iv) any other undertaking which is included in the consolidation; (b) that’. Margaret Hodge 441 Clause 397, page 182, line 16, leave out ‘company and its subsidiary’. Margaret Hodge 442 Clause 397, page 182, line 19, leave out ‘company and its subsidiary’. Margaret Hodge 443 Clause 398, page 182, line 37, leave out ‘company and its subsidiary’. Margaret Hodge 444 Clause 399, page 184, line 11, leave out ‘company and its subsidiary’. Margaret Hodge 445 Clause 419, page 194, line 43, leave out from ‘for’ to ‘relating’ in line 44 and insert ‘a group headed by the company’. Margaret Hodge 446 Clause 419, page 194, line 46, at end insert— ‘(3A) In subsection (3)(b) “a group headed by the company” means a group consisting of the company and any other undertaking (regardless of whether it is a subsidiary undertaking of the company) other than a parent undertaking of the company.’. Margaret Hodge 447 Clause 429, page 200, line 16, at end insert— ‘( ) This section does not apply to companies within section 428 (filing obligations of companies subject to the small companies regime).’. Margaret Hodge 448 Clause 445, page 210, line 17, leave out from ‘the’ to end of line 23 and insert ‘following exceptions’. Margaret Hodge 449 Clause 445, page 211, line 36, at end insert— ‘( ) Nothing in this section authorises the making of a disclosure in contravention of the Data Protection Act 1998.’. Margaret Hodge 450 Clause 449, page 213, line 6, leave out subsections (1) and (2) and insert— ‘(1) A company qualifies as medium-sized in relation to its first financial year if the qualifying conditions are met in that year. (2) A company qualifies as medium-sized in relation to a subsequent financial year— (a) if the qualifying conditions are met in that year and the preceding financial year; (b) if the qualifying conditions are met in that year and the company qualified as medium-sized in relation to the preceding financial year; (c) if the qualifying conditions were met in the preceding financial year and the company qualified as medium-sized in relation to that year.’. Margaret Hodge 451 Clause 450, page 214, line 4, leave out subsections (2) and (3) and insert— ‘(2) A group qualifies as medium-sized in relation to the parent company’s first financial year if the qualifying conditions are met in that year. (3) A group qualifies as medium-sized in relation to a subsequent financial year of the parent company— (a) if the qualifying conditions are met in that year and the preceding financial year; (b) if the qualifying conditions are met in that year and the group qualified as medium-sized in relation to the preceding financial year; (c) if the qualifying conditions were met in the preceding financial year and the group qualified as medium-sized in relation to that year.’. Margaret Hodge 452 Clause 648, page 318, line 13, leave out ‘has been authorised by the Panel and’. Margaret Hodge 453 Schedule 9, page 512, leave out line 22. Margaret Hodge 454 Schedule 9, page 517, line 22, at end insert—
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