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Amendments to be debated in the House of Lords

Here you can browse the Motions and Amendments to be moved on consideration of Commons Amendments in the House of Lords.

  
Clause 14		 
  
COMMONS AMENDMENT NO. 27
BY THE LORD THOMAS OF GRESFORD		 
     The Lord Thomas of Gresford to move, That this House do disagree with the Commons in their amendment No. 27. 
  
COMMONS AMENDMENT NO. 28
BY THE LORD THOMAS OF GRESFORD		 
     The Lord Thomas of Gresford to move, That this House do disagree with the Commons in their amendment No. 28. 
  
Clause 15		 
  
COMMONS AMENDMENT NO. 29
BY THE LORD THOMAS OF GRESFORD		 
     The Lord Thomas of Gresford to move, That this House do disagree with the Commons in their amendment No. 29. 
  
COMMONS AMENDMENT NO. 30
BY THE LORD THOMAS OF GRESFORD		 
     The Lord Thomas of Gresford to move, That this House do disagree with the Commons in their amendment No. 30. 
  
COMMONS AMENDMENT NO. 31
BY THE LORD THOMAS OF GRESFORD		 
     The Lord Thomas of Gresford to move, That this House do disagree with the Commons in their amendment No. 31. 
  
COMMONS AMENDMENT NO. 31
BY THE LORD GOODHART
[As an amendment to Commons amendment No. 31]		 
     Line 5, at end insert ("save where the advice or assistance was given at a police station by an employee of the Commission") 
  
Clause 29		 
  
COMMONS AMENDMENT NO. 56
BY THE LORD GOODHART
[As an amendment to Commons amendment No. 56]		 
     Line 4, after ("applies") insert ("or is an agreement which is enforceable at common law") 
  
Schedule 2		 
  
COMMONS AMENDMENT NO. 142
BY THE LORD GOODHART
[As amendments to Commons amendment No. 142]		 
     Leave out lines 4 and 5 
  
COMMONS AMENDMENT NO. 142
BY THE LORD GOODHART		 
     Line 5, at end insert ("save where it appears to the Commission that it is not reasonably practical for the case to be conducted on a conditional fee basis and the case would meet the same criteria for funding as apply to a clinical negligence case,") 
     Line 55, at the end of paragraph 2(3), insert--
    ("(k)  under section 82 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990, and")
 
 
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