Health Bill [H.L.] - Amendments to be debated in the House of Lords - continued |
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Clause 27 | |||
BY THE BARONESS HAYMAN | |||
Page 21, line 40, at end insert-- ("( ) The powers conferred by this section are not exercisable at any time in relation to a manufacturer or supplier to whom at that time a voluntary scheme applies.") | |||
Clause 28 | |||
BY THE BARONESS HAYMAN | |||
Page 22, line 31, at end insert-- ("( ) A statutory scheme may not apply to a manufacturer or supplier to whom a voluntary scheme applies.") | |||
BY THE EARL HOWE THE LORD McCOLL OF DULWICH THE LORD ASTOR OF HEVER | |||
Leave out Clause 28 | |||
After Clause 28 | |||
BY THE LORD DESAI | |||
Insert the following new Clause-- | |||
(" . The Secretary of State shall publish a statement of any voluntary or statutory scheme he has agreed with the industry, which statement shall include--
| Publication of details of voluntary or statutory scheme. | ||
Clause 29 | |||
BY THE LORD CLEMENT-JONES THE BARONESS SHARP OF GUILDFORD | |||
Page 22, line 33, after ("body") insert ("and the National Institute for Clinical Excellence") | |||
BY THE BARONESS HAYMAN | |||
Page 22, line 35, after ("scheme") insert ("or of a limit under section 27") | |||
Page 22, line 38, leave out from ("person") to second ("to") in line 39 and insert ("to whom such a scheme or limit may apply") | |||
Clause 30 | |||
BY THE EARL HOWE THE LORD McCOLL OF DULWICH THE LORD ASTOR OF HEVER | |||
Page 23, line 2, leave out ("£100,000") and insert ("£50,000") | |||
Page 23, line 3, leave out ("£10,000") and insert ("£5,000") | |||
BY THE BARONESS HAYMAN | |||
Page 23, line 11, at end insert-- ("(4A) Provision may be made by regulations for conferring on manufacturers and suppliers a right of appeal against enforcement decisions taken in respect of them in pursuance of sections 26 to 29 and this section. | |||
(4B) The provision which may be made by virtue of subsection (4A) includes any provision which may be made by model provisions with respect to appeals under section 6 of the Deregulation and Contracting Out Act 1994, reading--
(4D) A requirement or prohibition, or a limit, under sections 26 to 29 may only be enforced under this section and may not be relied on in any proceedings other than proceedings under this section.") | 1994 c. 40. | ||
Page 23, line 13, at end insert ("and the Secretary of State must consult the industry body before making any regulations under this section") | |||
Clause 31 | |||
BY THE BARONESS HAYMAN | |||
Page 23, line 19, leave out ("particular") and insert ("specific") | |||
Page 23, line 21, leave out ("particular") and insert ("specific") | |||
Page 23, line 21, at end insert ("and in this subsection "specific" means specified in the direction concerned") | |||
Page 23, line 28, leave out from ("powers") to ("are") and insert ("to refuse approval under section 26(4)(a) or 28(6)(a) or to impose a limit under section 27(a) or 28(1)") | |||
Page 23, line 32, at end insert ("and in so exercising those powers (in the case of sections 27(a) and 28(1) and (6)(a)) the Secretary of State and any other person must bear in mind, in particular, the need for medicinal products to be available for the health service on reasonable terms and the costs of research and development") | |||
BY THE LORD LUCAS | |||
Page 23, line 32, at end insert-- ("( ) The Secretary of State shall publish details of any payments made under sections 28(4) and (5) and of any directions given under this section, but such publication may not include information supplied to the Secretary of State by a manufacturer or supplier commercially in confidence.") | |||
BY THE BARONESS HAYMAN | |||
Page 23, line 41, leave out from ("product") to ("used") in line 42 | |||
Page 24, line 2, at end insert-- | |||
| 1968 c. 67. | ||
Clause 41 | |||
BY THE EARL HOWE THE LORD McCOLL OF DULWICH THE LORD ASTOR OF HEVER | |||
Page 31, line 27, at end insert-- ("(4) The Secretary of State may by regulations extend the duty in this section to Special Health Authorities of any particular description and to any independent hospital. (5) In this section "independent hospital" means premises--
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Clause 46 | |||
BY THE EARL HOWE THE LORD McCOLL OF DULWICH THE LORD ASTOR OF HEVER | |||
Page 38, line 10, at end insert-- ("( ) After section 30 of the 1978 Act (as substituted by section 46) there is inserted--
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Clause 47 | |||
BY THE LORD SKELMERSDALE THE EARL OF NORTHESK | |||
Page 38, leave out lines 25 to 28 | |||
Schedule 3 | |||
BY THE LORD SKELMERSDALE THE EARL OF NORTHESK | |||
Page 51, line 11, leave out ("the establishment and") | |||
BY THE LORD MORRIS OF MANCHESTER | |||
Page 51, line 19, at end insert-- ("1A.--(1) An Order shall make provision, in relation to the profession of chiropody and podiatry as regulated on 1st July 1999 by the Professions Supplementary to Medicine Act 1960, for the following functions relating to the regulation of that profession to be exercised by a professional body, and sub-committees of such a body, the majority of members of which, and the Chairman of which, shall be State Registered Chiropodists. (2) The functions are--
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BY THE LORD SKELMERSDALE THE EARL OF NORTHESK | |||
Page 51, leave out lines 21 to 23 | |||
BY THE LORD MORRIS OF MANCHESTER | |||
Page 52, line 34, at end insert--
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Clause 48 | |||
BY THE BARONESS HAYMAN | |||
Page 39, line 7, at end insert-- ("( ) No order is to be made under section 30(6) unless a draft has been laid before, and approved by resolution of, each House of Parliament.") | |||
Schedule 4 | |||
BY THE LORD LUCAS | |||
Page 53, line 22, leave out from ("applies),") to end of line 24 and insert ("in paragraph 1, sub-paragraphs (f) and (g) shall be omitted.") | |||
BY THE EARL HOWE THE LORD MCCOLL OF DULWICH THE LORD ASTOR OF HEVER | |||
Page 62, leave out lines 38 to 43 | |||
Clause 51 | |||
BY THE BARONESS HAYMAN | |||
Page 39, line 37, leave out ("(3)") and insert ("(4)") | |||
Page 39, leave out line 39 |
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