| Access to Justice Bill [H.L.] - Amendments to be debated in the House of Lords - continued |
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| Clause 35 | |||||||||
| BY THE LORD CHANCELLOR | |||||||||
| 174 | Page 20, line 27, after ("act") insert ("with independence") | ||||||||
| BY THE LORD HACKING THE LORD BORRIE THE LORD PHILLIPS OF SUDBURY | |||||||||
| 175 |
Page 20, line 32, at end insert--
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| BY THE LORD KINGSLAND | |||||||||
| 176 |
Page 20, line 32, at end insert-- ("(2B) An act committed by a person not subject to the rules of conduct of an authorised body and--
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| BY THE LORD CHANCELLOR | |||||||||
| 177 | Page 20, line 37, after ("act") insert ("with independence") | ||||||||
| BY THE LORD HACKING THE LORD BORRIE THE LORD PHILLIPS OF SUDBURY | |||||||||
| 178 |
Page 20, line 42, at end insert-- ("(2B) Where any person who exercises in relation to proceedings in any court a right to conduct litigation granted by an authorised body is employed to provide legal services and is dismissed from his employment, then he shall be regarded for the purposes of Part X of the Employment Rights Act 1996 as unfairly dismissed if the reason (or, if more than one, the principal reason) for the dismissal is that he acted in a manner which was not consistent with the best interests of the employer, or otherwise failed in his duty to his employer, when such action or failure to act occurred by reason of his compliance with either or both of the duties described in section 2A of this Act."") | ||||||||
| BY THE LORD KINGSLAND | |||||||||
| 179 |
Page 20, line 42, at end insert-- ("(2B) An act committed by a person not subject to the rules of conduct of an authorised body and--
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| After Clause 36 | |||||||||
| BY THE LORD CHANCELLOR | |||||||||
| 180* | Insert the following new Clause-- | ||||||||
| (". A public notary may practise as a notary in, or within three miles of, the City of London whether or not he is a member of the Incorporated Company of Scriveners of London (even if he is admitted to practise only outside that area).") | Public notaries: abolition of scriveners' monopoly. | ||||||||
| BY THE LORD GOODHART THE LORD THOMAS OF GRESFORD | |||||||||
| 181 | Insert the following new Clause-- | ||||||||
| (" .--(1) The restrictions on a right of a public notary to practice as a notary or to perform or certify any notarial act within the jurisdiction of the Incorporated Company of Scriveners of London shall be abolished. (2) The following enactments shall cease to have effect--
| Abolition of certain restrictions on public notary to practice as a notary. | ||||||||
| After Clause 46 | |||||||||
| BY THE LORD CHANCELLOR | |||||||||
| 182* | Insert the following new Clause-- | ||||||||
| (".--(1) The Lord Chancellor may appoint one of the ordinary judges of the Court of Appeal as vice-president of the Queen's Bench Division and any person so appointed shall hold that office in accordance with the terms of his appointment. | Vice-president of the Queen's Bench Division. | ||||||||
(2) In section 4 of the Supreme Court Act 1981 (composition of High Court)--
| 1981 c. 54. | ||||||||
| After Clause 47 | |||||||||
| BY THE LORD PHILLIPS OF SUDBURY | |||||||||
| 183 | Insert the following new Clause-- | ||||||||
| (" . In section 36 of the Children's and Young Persons' Act 1933 (prohibition against children being present in court) after "shall", where it first appears, insert "without the consent of the court (which may be withdrawn at any time)".") | Prohibition against children being present in court during the trial of other persons. | ||||||||
| Clause 54 | |||||||||
| BY THE LORD MOTTISTONE | |||||||||
| 184 |
Page 32, line 19, at end insert--
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| Clause 58 | |||||||||
| BY THE LORD JENKIN OF RODING | |||||||||
| 185 | Leave out Clause 58 | ||||||||
| Clause 59 | |||||||||
| BY THE LORD CHANCELLOR | |||||||||
| 186* | Page 36, line 30, leave out from ("to") to end of line 31 and insert ("matters of law (including procedure and practice) among the justices' clerks appointed by the committee, in particular with a view to securing consistency in the advice given by them to justices about such matters.") | ||||||||
| 187* | Page 37, line 3, leave out subsection (3) | ||||||||
| After Clause 59 | |||||||||
| BY THE LORD CHANCELLOR | |||||||||
| 188* | Insert the following new Clause-- | ||||||||
| (".--(1) For section 48 of the Justices of the Peace Act 1997 substitute-- | Independence of clerks and staff exercising legal functions. 1997 c. 25. | ||||||||
| Independence of justices' clerks and staff exercising legal functions. |
48.--(1) When exercising any legal function--
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(2) In section 45 of that Act (functions of justices' clerks)--
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| Clause 60 | |||||||||
| BY THE LORD CHANCELLOR | |||||||||
| 189* | Page 37, leave out lines 26 to 31 and insert ("those which are legal functions within the meaning given by section 48(2) of the Justices of the Peace Act 1997.") | 1997 c. 25. | |||||||
| Schedule 10 | |||||||||
| BY THE LORD CHANCELLOR | |||||||||
| 190 | Page 99, line 44, leave out ("directs") and insert ("specifies") | ||||||||
| 191 | Page 100, line 14, leave out ("direct") and insert ("specify") | ||||||||
| Schedule 11 | |||||||||
| BY THE LORD CHANCELLOR | |||||||||
| 192* | Page 106, line 22, at end insert-- | ||||||||
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| 193* | Page 106, line 36, at end insert-- | ||||||||
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| 194* | Page 107, line 8, column 3, at end insert-- | ||||||||
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| 195* | Page 107, line 10, column 3, at end insert-- | ||||||||
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| In the Title | |||||||||
| BY THE LORD CHANCELLOR | |||||||||
| 196* | Line 5, leave out second ("and") and insert (", to enable the Lord Chancellor to appoint a vice-president of the Queen's Bench Division and to make provision about") | ||||||||
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