9 Private
Members' Bills
9.1 We consider that the following Private Members'
Bills do not give rise a significant risk of incompatibility with
Convention rights and do not require to be drawn to the attention
of either House on human rights grounds:
a) Carers (Equal Opportunities) Bill,[44]
b) Civil Service Bill,[45]
c) Christmas Day (Trading) Bill,[46]
d) Gangmaster (Licensing) Bill,[47]
e) Health and Safety at Work (Offences) Bill,[48]
f) Highways (Obstruction by Body Corporate) Bill,[49]
g) Telecommunications Masts (Registration) Bill,[50]
h) Town and Country Planning (Telecommunications
Masts) Bill,[51]
i) Wild Mammals (Protection) (Amendment) (No.
2) Bill.[52]
9.2 The Human Rights Act 1998 (Making of Remedial
Orders) Amendment Bill [HL][53]
would enhance protection for human rights by allowing legislation
which has been held by a court to be incompatible with a Convention
right under the Human Rights Act 1998 to be more speedily amended
by way of a remedial order, as explained in the letter from our
Chair to the Leader of the House of Lords, reproduced as Appendix
7 below.
44 House of Commons Bill 16 (Dr Hywel Frances MP). Back
45
House of Commons Bill 37 (Mr Oliver Heald MP). Back
46
House of Commons Bill 20 (Mr Kevan Jones MP). Back
47
House of Commons Bill 17 (Mr Jim Sheridan MP). Back
48
House of Commons Bill 51 (Mr Andrew Love MP). Back
49
House of Commons Bill 30 (Mr Michael Jabez Foster MP). Back
50
House of Commons Bill 44 (Mr Keith Vaz MP). Back
51
House of Commons Bill 32 (Mr Richard Spring MP). Back
52
House of Commons Bill 26 (Mr Lembit Öpik MP). Back
53
House of Lords Bill 32 (Lord Lester of Herne Hill) Back
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