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Mr Vernon Coaker

42

Clause  28,  page  17,  line  9,  at end insert—

‘( )	No petition may be presented to, or order to wind up made by, a court in Scotland

by virtue of this section in respect of a company, partnership or relevant body

whose estate may be sequestrated under the Bankruptcy (Scotland) Act 1985

(c. 66).’.

Mr Vernon Coaker

43

Clause  28,  page  17,  line  28,  leave out ‘Scotland or’.

Mr Vernon Coaker

44

Clause  29,  page  18,  line  8,  after ‘to’, insert ‘—

(a)

’.

Mr Vernon Coaker

45

Clause  29,  page  18,  line  8,  leave out ‘as if it were’ and insert ‘; and

(b)	the company’s winding up;

as it applies in relation to’.

Mr Vernon Coaker

46

Clause  29,  page  18,  line  9,  leave out ‘(petition for’ and insert ‘for the winding up of

a company and the company’s winding up (’.

Mr Vernon Coaker

47

Clause  29,  page  18,  line  22,  leave out ‘has effect’ and insert ‘applies for the

purposes of this section’.

Mr Vernon Coaker

48

Clause  29,  page  18,  line  25,  after ‘appropriate,’, insert ‘in relation’.

Mr Vernon Coaker

49

Clause  29,  page  18,  line  26,  at end insert ‘and the relevant body’s winding up’.

Nick Herbert

James Brokenshire

18

Clause  34,  page  22,  line  35,  leave out ‘civil’ and insert ‘criminal’.

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Nick Herbert

James Brokenshire

Mr Douglas Hogg

19

Clause  34,  page  22,  line  36,  leave out subsection (2).

Nick Herbert

James Brokenshire

20

Clause  35,  page  22,  line  40,  leave out ‘civil’ and insert ‘criminal’.

Nick Herbert

James Brokenshire

Mr Douglas Hogg

21

Clause  35,  page  23,  line  1,  leave out subsection (2).

Nick Herbert

James Brokenshire

22

Clause  35,  page  23,  line  3,  leave out subsection (3).

Mr Vernon Coaker

50

Clause  35,  page  23,  line  9,  leave out subsections (4) and (5) and insert—

‘(4)	The Crown Court, when exercising its jurisdiction in England and Wales under

this Part, is a criminal court for the purposes of Part 7 of the Courts Act 2003

(c. 39) (procedure rules and practice directions).’.

Mr Douglas Hogg

133

Schedule  2,  page  54,  line  28,  leave out paragraph 2.

Mr Douglas Hogg

134

Schedule  2,  page  55,  line  26,  leave out paragraph 7.

Mr Douglas Hogg

135

Schedule  2,  page  56,  line  17,  leave out paragraph 13.

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Mr Douglas Hogg

136

Schedule  2,  page  57,  line  1,  leave out paragraph 17.

Mr Jeremy Browne

5

Clause  37,  page  23,  line  35,  at end add—

‘(3)	Notwithstanding this, the rules on admissibility of evidence to be observed in

such proceedings shall be the same as those observed in trials on indictment; and

no person shall be required in such proceedings to answer any question or to

produce any document which he could not be required to answer or produce in

similar proceedings in a trial on indictment.’.

Mr Douglas Hogg

131

Clause  38,  page  23,  line  43,  at end insert—

‘(1A)

Where a law enforcement officer has retained an original document under

subsection (1) he shall—

(a)	on the request of the person who is the subject of the serious crime

prevention order; or

(b)	at the request of any person who was given the opportunity to make

representations in the proceedings concerned by virtue of section 10(1),

(2) or (as the case may be) (3);

provide that person with a copy of the retained document unless, on application

of a person mentioned in this subsection, a court to which an application is made

otherwise orders.’.

Mr Jeremy Browne

7

Clause  42,  page  25,  line  33,  at end add ‘; and

(c)	his act was unreasonable’.

Mr Gerry Sutcliffe

138

Schedule  3,  page  58,  line  6,  at end insert ‘consisting in attempting an act calculated

or likely to cause sedition or disaffection in contravention of that subsection.’.

Mr Gerry Sutcliffe

139

Schedule  3,  page  58,  line  8,  at end insert ‘consisting in attempting to promote

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industrial unrest in contravention of that subsection.’.

Mr Gerry Sutcliffe

140

Schedule  3,  page  59,  line  9,  at end insert—

‘Landmines Act 1998 (c. 33)

An offence under section 2(2) of the Landmines Act 1998 (encouraging,

assisting or inducing an offence under section 2(1) of that Act).’.

Mr Gerry Sutcliffe

141

Schedule  3,  page  59,  line  9,  at end insert—

‘Terrorism Act 2006 (c. 11)

An offence under section 1(2) of the Terrorism Act 2006 (encouraging

terrorism).

An offence under section 2(1) of that Act (disseminating terrorist

publications).

An offence under section 5 of that Act (engaging in conduct in preparation for

giving effect to intention to commit or assisting another to commit acts of

terrorism).

An offence under section 6(1) of that Act (provision of instruction or training

knowing that a person trained or instructed intends to use the skills obtained

for or in connection with the commission of acts of terrorism or for assisting

the commission or preparation of such acts by others).

An offence under section 6(2) of that Act as a result of paragraph (b)(ii) of that

subsection (receipt of instruction or training intending to use the skills obtained

for assisting the commission or preparation of acts of terrorism by others).’.

Mr Gerry Sutcliffe

142

Schedule  3,  page  59,  line  25,  at end insert—

‘Greater London Council (General Powers) Act 1973 (c. xxx)

An offence under section 13 of the Greater London Council (General Powers)

Act 1973 (assaults etc. on officers) consisting in the aiding or inciting of any

person to assault, resist or obstruct an officer of the Thames Water Authority

duly exercising or performing any power or duty under a section or byelaw

mentioned in that section.’.

Mr Gerry Sutcliffe

143

Schedule  3,  page  59,  line  25,  at end insert—

‘Greater London Council (General Powers) Act 1974 (c. xxiv)

An offence under section 21(6) of the Greater London Council (General

Powers) Act 1974 (assaults etc. on officers of a borough council) consisting in

the aiding or inciting of any person to assault, resist or obstruct an officer of a

borough council duly exercising or performing any power or duty under

section 21 of that Act.’.

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Mr Gerry Sutcliffe

144

Schedule  3,  page  60,  line  1,  for ‘13(8)’ substitute ‘13(9)’.

Mr Gerry Sutcliffe

145

Schedule  3,  page  60,  line  2,  for ‘13(7)’ substitute ‘13(8)’.

Mr Gerry Sutcliffe

146

Schedule  6,  page  66,  line  41,  at end insert—

‘Section 29(6)(i) of the Criminal Procedure and Investigations Act 1996

(c. 25) (meaning of “terrorism offence” for purpose of requirement to hold

preparatory hearing).’.

Mr Gerry Sutcliffe

147

Schedule  6,  page  68,  line  12,  at end insert—

‘Paragraph 12(b) of Schedule 1 to the Terrorism Act 2006 (c. 11) (Convention

offences).’.

Mr Vernon Coaker

148

Schedule  7,  page  73,  line  32,  leave out from beginning to end of line 34 and

insert—

‘(iv)

a body to which Article 90 of the Health and

Personal Social Services (Northern Ireland) Order

1972 (S.I. 1972/1265 (N.I. 14)) applies;’.

Mr Jeremy Browne

14

Schedule  7,  page  75,  line  11,  leave out ‘keep under’.

Mr Jeremy Browne

15

Schedule  7,  page  75,  line  11,  after ‘review’, insert ‘on an annual basis’.

Mr Jeremy Browne

13

Schedule  7,  page  75,  line  24,  at end insert—

‘(5)	No information may be disclosed under Section 63 of the Serious Crime Act

2007 before the publication by the Commission of the code.’.

Mr Vernon Coaker

149

Schedule  7,  page  78,  line  38,  leave out from beginning to end of line 40 and

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insert—

‘(iv)

a body to which Article 90 of the Health and

Personal Social Services (Northern Ireland) Order

1972 (S.I. 1972/1265 (N.I. 14)) applies;’.

Mr Vernon Coaker

150

Schedule  7,  page  84,  line  25,  leave out from beginning to end of line 27 and

insert—

‘(i)	a body to which Article 90 of the Health and

Personal Social Services (Northern Ireland) Order

1972 (NI 14) applies;’.

Mr Jeremy Browne

11

Clause  79,  page  43,  line  34,  leave out ‘or 63’.

Mr Jeremy Browne

12

Clause  79,  page  43,  line  26,  after ‘58(3)’, insert ‘, 63,’.

new clauses

Exempted data

Mr Jeremy Browne

NC1

To move the following Clause:—

‘Nothing in this Part authorises—

(a)	the disclosure of data contained in—

(i)	the National Identity Register (as defined in the Identity Cards

Act 2006 (c. 15)), or

(ii)	any database established pursuant to section 12 of the Children

Act 2004 (c. 31) (information databases), or

(b)	the use of such data in data matching exercises.’.

Review of orders

Mr Jeremy Browne

nc2

To move the following Clause:—

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‘(1)	The relevant applicant authority shall inform the High Court in England and

Wales of any change in circumstance which may entitle the person who is subject

to the order to apply for a variation or discharge.

(2)	The relevant applicant authority shall inform the High Court in Northern Ireland

of any change in circumstance which may entitle the person who is subject to the

order to apply for a variation or discharge.’.

Review of orders (No. 2)

Mr Jeremy Browne

nc3

To move the following Clause:—

‘(1)	On the expiration of an order the court shall make a new order to the same or

similar effect if—

(a)	on the presentation by the applicant authority of new evidence not used

as the basis for the original order; and

(b)	after a review has been undertaken by the Director of Public Prosecutions

of the possibility of criminal prosecution;

the court has reasonable grounds to believe that the making of the order would

protect the public by preventing, restricting or disrupting involvement, by the

person who is the subject of the order, in serious crime in England and Wales.’.

Restrictions relating to renewal of orders

Mr Jeremy Browne

nc4

To move the following Clause:—

‘A person who has been the subject of an order under section 1 may not be the

subject of a second order in the absence of a criminal conviction.’.

Central record of serious crime prevention orders

Nick Herbert

James Brokenshire

NC5

To move the following Clause:—

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Revised 25 June 2007