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House of Commons

Tuesday 9 February 2010

Public Bill Committee

New Amendments handed in are marked thus

Amendments which will comply with the required notice period at their next appearance

Crime and Security Bill

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Note

The Amendments have been arranged in accordance with the Order of the

Committee [26 January 2010].

Clause 21.

Question proposed, That the Clause stand part of the Bill.

James Brokenshire

Andrew Rosindell

153

Clause  22,  page  61,  leave out lines 37 to 43.

James Brokenshire

Andrew Rosindell

154

Clause  23,  page  62,  line  6,  leave out ‘must’ and insert ‘may’.

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Crime and Security Bill, continued

Mr Douglas Hogg

James Brokenshire

Andrew Rosindell

94

Clause  24,  page  62,  line  21,  leave out ‘must’ and insert ‘may’.

Mr Douglas Hogg

95

Clause  24,  page  62,  line  25,  at end insert ‘, and if no application is made under

subsection (2) the DVPN shall cease to be effective’.

James Brokenshire

Andrew Rosindell

156

Clause  24,  page  62,  line  25,  at end insert ‘at which hearing the court must

determine whether the application should be granted or denied or whether an interim order

should be granted pending the final determination of the application at which point the

Domestic Violence Protection Notice shall cease to be effective and shall be superseded

by the order of the court.’.

Mr Douglas Hogg

96

Clause  25,  page  63,  line  4,  leave out ‘two’ and insert ‘three’.

Mr Douglas Hogg

97

Clause  25,  page  63,  line  9,  at end insert—

‘(3A)

The third condition is that the court has considered any representations made by

P as to the issuing of the DVPO or as to the provisions contained therein.’.

Mr Douglas Hogg

98

Clause  25,  page  63,  line  36,  at end add—

‘(12)

P may, during the period that the DVPO is in force, apply to the court to discharge

or vary the DVPO, and on that application the court may make such further order

as it thinks just.’.

James Brokenshire

Andrew Rosindell

165

Clause  31,  page  65,  line  22,  leave out ‘14’ and insert ‘16’.

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Crime and Security Bill, continued

Tom Brake

Mr Mark Oaten

157

Page  65,  line  19,  leave out Clause 31.

James Brokenshire

Andrew Rosindell

166

Clause  32,  page  65,  line  24,  at end insert—

‘(1A)

In section 36 (contents of injunctions: supplemental), at the end of subsection (3)

there is inserted “provided that in the case of a person under the age of 18 a review

hearing shall be held at least every six months.”’.

Tom Brake

Mr Mark Oaten

158

Page  65,  line  23,  leave out Clause 32.

James Brokenshire

Andrew Rosindell

167

Clause  33,  page  66,  line  9,  at end insert—

‘“(ab)

where the respondent is under the age of 18 (and will be under the age

when the application is made), the children’s social services department

in whose area it appears to the applicant that the respondent resides,

and”.’.

Tom Brake

Mr Mark Oaten

159

Page  66,  line  1,  leave out Clause 33.

James Brokenshire

Andrew Rosindell

170

Clause  34,  page  66,  line  19,  leave out ‘any’ and insert ‘that’.

Tom Brake

Mr Mark Oaten

160

Page  66,  line  14,  leave out Clause 34.

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Crime and Security Bill, continued

Tom Brake

Mr Mark Oaten

161

Page  66,  line  20,  leave out Clause 35.

James Brokenshire

Andrew Rosindell

168

Clause  36,  page  67,  line  19,  leave out from ‘must’ to end of line 20 and insert

‘receive a report from the relevant youth offending team in respect of the person and take

such report into consideration.’.

James Brokenshire

Andrew Rosindell

169

Clause  36,  page  67,  line  25,  at end insert ‘, and the court shall state its reasons why

it is so satisfied that a detention order is necessary.’.

Tom Brake

Mr Mark Oaten

162

Page  66,  line  24,  leave out Clause 36.

Tom Brake

Mr Mark Oaten

163

Page  77,  line  19,  leave out Clause 37.

Tom Brake

Mr Mark Oaten

164

Page  77,  line  32,  leave out Clause 38.

Mr Douglas Hogg

144

Clause  39,  page  79,  line  8,  leave out from ‘conduct’ to end of line 9 and insert

‘falling within subsection (2).’.

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Mr Douglas Hogg

145

Clause  39,  page  79,  line  10,  leave out from ‘person’ to end of line 11 and insert

‘commits an offence if that person engages in the following conduct—’.

Mr Douglas Hogg

89

Clause  39,  page  79,  line  13,  at end insert ‘or’.

Mr Douglas Hogg

88

Clause  39,  page  79,  line  15,  leave out from ‘vehicles)’ to end of line 23.

James Brokenshire

Andrew Rosindell

171

Clause  39,  page  79,  line  33,  at end insert ‘or agent’.

James Brokenshire

Andrew Rosindell

172

Clause  39,  page  79,  leave out lines 41 to 43.

Mr Douglas Hogg

90

Clause  39,  page  80,  line  14,  leave out from ‘conviction,’ to ‘to’ in line 15.

Mr Douglas Hogg

93

Clause  39,  page  80,  line  16,  leave out ‘or to both’.

Mr Douglas Hogg

91

Clause  39,  page  80,  line  17,  leave out from ‘indictment’ to first ‘to’ in line 18.

Mr Douglas Hogg

92

Clause  39,  page  80,  line  18,  leave out ‘or to both’.

Mr Douglas Hogg

137

Clause  39,  page  80,  line  18,  leave out ‘five’ and insert ‘two’.

Mr Douglas Hogg

135

Clause  39,  page  80,  leave out lines 19 to 25.

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Crime and Security Bill, continued

Mr Douglas Hogg

143

Clause  39,  page  81,  line  3,  at end insert—

‘(aa)

the occupier fails to display by a notice displayed in a prominent place

the name, address and telephone number of the person referred to in

paragraph (a);’.

Mr Douglas Hogg

146

Clause  39,  page  81,  leave out lines 4 to 22.

Mr Douglas Hogg

138

Clause  39,  page  81,  line  4,  after ‘person’, insert ‘to the knowledge of the occupier’.

Mr Douglas Hogg

139

Clause  39,  page  81,  line  6,  after ‘section’, insert ‘and the occupier is aware of that

fact’.

Mr Douglas Hogg

140

Clause  39,  page  81,  line  33,  after first ‘or’, insert ‘wilful’.

Mr Douglas Hogg

141

Clause  39,  page  81,  line  33,  leave out from ‘of’ to end of line 34.

James Brokenshire

Andrew Rosindell

173

Clause  41,  page  83,  line  24,  after ‘telephone’, insert ‘or any device capable of

sending or receiving electronic data’.

James Brokenshire

Andrew Rosindell

174

Clause  42,  page  83,  line  33,  leave out ‘take reasonable precautions to’.

Mr Douglas Hogg

142

Clause  42,  page  83,  line  34,  leave out ‘eighteen’ and insert ‘fourteen’.

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Crime and Security Bill, continued

James Brokenshire

Andrew Rosindell

21

Clause  44,  page  84,  line  27,  at end insert—

‘(1A)

Section [Stop and search power] extends to England and Wales and Scotland

only.’.

Mr David Hanson

125

Clause  44,  page  84,  line  37,  at end insert—

‘( )	Section [Material subject to the Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1995]

extends to Scotland only.’.

Member’s explanatory statement

This amendment secures that NC19 extends to Scotland only.

Mr David Hanson

126

Clause  44,  page  84,  line  38,  leave out ‘Section 16’ and insert ‘Sections 16 and

[Material subject to the Terrorism Act 2000 (Scotland)]’.

Member’s explanatory statement

This amendment secures that NC20 extends to the whole of the United Kingdom: NC20 amends

Schedule 8 to the Terrorism Act 2000, which has UK-wide extent.

Mr David Hanson

127

Clause  44,  page  85,  line  3,  leave out ‘18’ and insert ‘[Material subject to the

Counter-Terrorism Act 2008 (Scotland)]’.

Member’s explanatory statement

This amendment secures that NC21 extends to the whole of the United Kingdom: NC21 amends

section 11 of the Counter-Terrorism Act 2008, which has UK-wide extent.

Mr David Hanson

110

Clause  44,  page  85,  line  8,  leave out ‘and 40’ and insert ‘to [charges for vehicle

release: appeals]’

Member’s explanatory statement

This amendment secures that the amendments made to the Private Security Industry Act 2001 by

the new clause relating to charges for vehicle release extend, like the rest of that Act, to England

and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland (though they have no practical application in Scotland).

Mr David Hanson

111

Clause  44,  page  85,  line  11,  at end insert—

‘( )	Sections [Introductory] to [Parliamentary control] (compensation of victims of

overseas terrorism) extend to England and Wales, Scotland and Northern

Ireland.’.

Member’s explanatory statement

This amendment secures that the new provision relating to compensation of victims of overseas

terrorism extend to England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

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Revised 9 February 2010