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House of Commons

Notices of Amendments

given on

Tuesday 7 July 2009

For other Amendment(s) see the following page(s):

Marine and Coastal Access Bill [Lords] Committee 63-70

Public Bill Committee

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Marine and Coastal Access Bill [Lords]

Mr Hugo Swire

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Schedule  19,  page  306,  line  4,  at end insert—

‘(8)	Where the Secretary of State approves proposals contained in a coastal access

report which do not strike a fair balance, then a person with an interest in land

may make a claim equal to the amount of depreciation or damage suffered as a

result of the creation of coastal access across that land and any land held together

with the affected land.’.

Member’s explanatory statement

Where loss is caused, by virtue of new coastal access rights being provided, the amendment makes

provision for compensation.

Mr Hugo Swire

68

Schedule  20,  page  308,  line  14,  leave out from ‘authority’ to ‘for’ in line 15.

Mr Hugo Swire

69

Schedule  20,  page  308,  line  25,  leave out sub-paragraph 7.

Mr Hugo Swire

70

Schedule  20,  page  308,  leave out lines 35 to 38.

Mr Hugo Swire

71

Schedule  20,  page  310,  line  14,  leave out from ‘England’ to ‘expenditure’ and

insert ‘shall meet’.

Notices of Amendments: 7 July 2009

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Marine and Coastal Access Bill[Lords], continued

Mr Hugo Swire

72

Schedule  20,  page  310,  line  36,  leave out ‘may meet or contribute towards’ and

insert ‘shall meet’.

Mr Hugo Swire

73

Schedule  20,  page  311,  line  27,  leave out ‘may meet or contribute towards’ and

insert ‘shall meet’.

Mr Richard Benyon

Angela Watkinson

Mr Hugo Swire

Mr David Jones

Mr Charles Walker

74

Clause  294,  page  188,  line  30,  at end insert ‘but will not apply beyond the seaward

limit of the esturial waters of the river.’.

Mr Richard Benyon

Angela Watkinson

Mr Hugo Swire

Mr David Jones

Mr Charles Walker

75

Clause  295,  page  189,  line  8,  leave out ‘Natural England may exercise’ and insert

‘if Natural England exercises’.

Mr Richard Benyon

Angela Watkinson

Mr Hugo Swire

Mr David Jones

Mr Charles Walker

76

Clause  295,  page  189,  line  9,  at end insert ‘it must explain in the coastal access

report how the recreational benefit to the public of the coastal access duty being extended

to land adjacent to esturial waters outweighs the matters in sub-paragraph (4).’.

Mr Richard Benyon

Angela Watkinson

Mr Hugo Swire

Mr David Jones

Mr Charles Walker

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Clause  295,  page  189,  line  33,  at end insert—

‘(h)	the existence of any environmental designations.’.

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Revised 8 July 2009