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Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill


REVISED
THIRD
MARSHALLED
LIST OF AMENDMENTS
TO BE MOVED
ON REPORT


      The amendments have been marshalled in accordance with the Instruction of 2nd July 2007, as follows—

[Amendments marked * are new or have been altered]

Amendment
No.

 

Clause 125

 

BARONESS SCOTT OF NEEDHAM MARKET
BARONESS HAMWEE

191Page 82, line 40, after "representations" insert "(which may be in writing or oral)"
192Page 83, line 8, at end insert "including functions discharged under the authority's local strategic partnership,"
 

BARONESS HANHAM
LORD DIXON-SMITH

192ZAPage 83, line 8, at end insert "and"
192APage 83, leave out lines 9 and 10
192BPage 83, line 10, leave out "and"
192CPage 83, leave out line 11
192DPage 83, leave out lines 12 to 17
 

After Clause 126

 

BARONESS HANHAM
LORD DIXON-SMITH

192EInsert the following new Clause—
  "Local authority scrutiny of crime and disorder matters
(1)  Section 19 of the Police and Justice Act 2006 (c. 48) (local authority scrutiny of crime and disorder matters) is amended as follows.
(2)  Omit subsections (3) to (7).
(3)  In subsection (8) omit "or (7)".
(4)  In subsection (11) omit the definition of "local crime and disorder matters"."
 

Clause 127

 

BARONESS HANHAM
LORD DIXON-SMITH

192FPage 83, line 36, after "authorities" insert "or registered social landlords"
192GPage 83, line 39, after "authority" insert "or registered social landlords"
 

BARONESS SCOTT OF NEEDHAM MARKET
BARONESS HAMWEE

193Page 83, line 39, at end insert—
"(   )  as to attendance before the relevant committee by representatives of relevant partner authorities."
194Page 83, line 39, at end insert—
"(   )  as to the duty of officers of relevant partner authorities to attend before a relevant scrutiny committee to answer questions."
 

Clause 128

 

BARONESS SCOTT OF NEEDHAM MARKET
BARONESS HAMWEE

195Page 85, line 31, leave out from beginning to "to" in line 32
 

BARONESS HANHAM
LORD DIXON-SMITH

195ZAPage 86, line 20, after "authority" insert "or registered social landlord"
195ZB[Withdrawn]
195ZCPage 86, line 23, after "authority" insert "or registered social landlord"
195ZDPage 86, line 27, after "authority" insert "or registered social landlord"
 

Clause 129

 

BARONESS SCOTT OF NEEDHAM MARKET
BARONESS HAMWEE

195ZEPage 89, line 19, leave out from beginning to "a"
195ZFPage 89, line 47, leave out subsections (5) to (7)
195ZGPage 90, line 47, leave out "or by virtue of regulations under"
195ZHPage 90, line 48, at end insert—
"(   )  The provisions of inserted sections 21A(1) (with the exception of subsection (1)(c)), 21A(2), 21B, 21C and 21D of the Local Government Act 2000 (c. 22) apply to a joint overview and scrutiny committee as if that committee was an overview and scrutiny committee of the county council in the group of partner authorities."
 

Clause 130

 

BARONESS SCOTT OF NEEDHAM MARKET
BARONESS HAMWEE

195ZJPage 91, leave out line 9
195ZKPage 91, leave out lines 17 to 19
195ZLPage 91, line 34, at end insert—
""(   )  The provisions of sections 21B, 21C and 21D apply to an overview and scrutiny committee on which the council has conferred the power mentioned in subsection (2).""
 

Clause 134

 

BARONESS HANHAM
LORD DIXON-SMITH

195APage 94, line 12, at end insert—
"(   )  Section 236 (procedure for byelaws) is amended as follows—
(a)  in subsections (3) and (3A) omit "by the confirming authority";
(b)  in subsection (4)—
(i)  for "application for" substitute "the proposed", and
(ii)  for the words "apply for confirmation" substitute "confirm";
(c)  in subsection (5) for "application for" substitute "the proposed";
(d)  in subsection (7)—
(i)  for "the confirming authority" substitute "the authority by whom the byelaws are made",
(ii)  for "submitted" substitute "made", and
(iii)  omit "for confirmation";
(e)  omit subsection (11)."
195BLeave out Clause 134
 

After Clause 134

 

BARONESS HANHAM
LORD DIXON-SMITH

195CInsert the following new Clause—
  "Alternative procedure for byelaws (consequential amendments)
(1)  The Public Health Act 1961 (c. 64) is amended as follows.
(2)  In section 75 (byelaws as to pleasure fairs and roller skating rinks) omit subsection (8).
(3)  In section 76 (byelaws as to seaside pleasure boats) omit subsection (2).
(4)  In section 77 (byelaws as to hairdressers and barbers) omit subsection (3)."
 

Clause 188

 

BARONESS SCOTT OF NEEDHAM MARKET
BARONESS HAMWEE

196Page 130, line 21, leave out subsections (1) to (3)
 

BARONESS ANDREWS

197Page 130, leave out lines 23 to 25 and insert—
""(2A)  An order under subsection (1) must provide as respects each specified principle—
(a)  that it applies to a person only when acting in an official capacity; or
(b)  that it applies to a person only when not acting in an official capacity;
  but the order may provide as mentioned in paragraph (b) only as respects a principle within subsection (2B).
12(2B)  A principle is within this subsection if it prohibits particular conduct (or conduct of a particular description) where that conduct would constitute a criminal offence.
13(2C)  An order under subsection (1) may define, for the purposes of the order—
 "official capacity"; and
16  "criminal offence".
(2D)  An order under subsection (2)—
(a)  may specify principles which are to apply to a person at all times;
(b)  may specify principles which are to apply to a person otherwise than at all times.""
 

BARONESS HANHAM
LORD DIXON-SMITH
[Amendments 197A and 197B are amendments to amendment 197]

197ALine 12, leave out "would constitute a criminal offence" and insert "has resulted in a criminal conviction which is directy relevant to the performance of the official functions of the member or co-opted member"
197BLeave out lines 13 to 16
 

BARONESS HANHAM
LORD DIXON-SMITH

197BAPage 130, leave out lines 23 to 25 and insert—
""(2A)  The principles which shall be specified under subsections (1) and (2) include the principle that the conduct of a member or co-opted member in their private capacity is not covered by the provision of this Part of this Act except where it has resulted in a criminal conviction which is directly relevant to the performance of the official functions of the member or co-opted member.""
197CPage 130, line 23, leave out "may" and insert "shall"
197DPage 130, line 24, leave out from "include" to end of line 24 and insert "the principle that the conduct of a member or co-opted member in their private capacity is not covered by this Part of this Act except where it has resulted in a criminal conviction which is directly relevant to the performance of the official functions of the"
197EPage 130, line 25, at end insert "and are the principles which should apply when he is fulfilling his role as a member or co-opted member of the council, but not in his private capacity"
 

BARONESS ANDREWS

198Page 130, leave out lines 27 to 29 and insert—
""(4A)  A model code of conduct issued under subsection (1) must provide, as respects each provision of the code which relates to the conduct expected of the persons mentioned in that subsection—
(a)  that the provision applies to a person only when acting in an official capacity; or
(b)  that it applies to a person only when not acting in an official capacity;
  but the code may provide as mentioned in paragraph (b) only as respects a provision within subsection (4B).
13(4B)  A provision is within this subsection if it prohibits particular conduct (or conduct of a particular description) where that conduct would constitute a criminal offence.
14(4C)  A model code of conduct issued under subsection (1) may define for the purposes of the code—
 "official capacity"; and
17  "criminal offence".
(4D)  Provision included under subsection (4A) or (4C) in a model code of conduct—
(a)  must be consistent with the provision for the time being included in an order under section 49(1) by virtue of section 49(2A) or (2C);
(b)  is to be mandatory except to the extent that it relates to an optional provision;
(c)  to the extent that it relates to an optional provision, is to be mandatory where that optional provision is incorporated in a code of conduct under section 51.
(4E)  A model code of conduct issued under subsection (2) may include—
(a)  provisions which are to apply to a person at all times;
(b)  provisions which are to apply to a person otherwise than at all times.""
 

BARONESS HANHAM
LORD DIXON-SMITH
[Amendments 198A and 198B are amendments to amendment 198]

198ALine 13, leave out "would constitute a criminal offence" and insert "has resulted in a criminal conviction which is directy relevant to the performance of the official functions of the member or co-opted member"
198BLeave out lines 14 to 17
 

BARONESS HANHAM
LORD DIXON-SMITH

198CPage 130, line 27, leave out "may" and insert "shall"
198DPage 130, line 28, leave out from "apply" to end and insert "to the conduct of a member or co-opted member in their private capacity where that conduct has resulted in a criminal conviction which is directly relevant to the performance of the official functions of the"
198EPage 130, line 29, at end insert "and are the principles which should apply when he is fulfilling his role as a member or co-opted member of the council, but not in his private capacity"
 

BARONESS ANDREWS

199Page 130, leave out lines 32 to 34 and insert—
""(4A)  Where under subsection (4)(c) a provision relating to the conduct expected of persons is included in the code of a relevant authority in England or police authority in Wales, the code must provide—
(a)  that the provision applies to a person only when acting in an official capacity (within the meaning given by the code); or
(b)  that it applies to a person only when not acting in an official capacity (within that meaning);
  but the code may provide as mentioned in paragraph (b) only as respects a provision within subsection (4B).
13(4B)  A provision of a code is within this subsection if it prohibits particular conduct (or conduct of a particular description) where that conduct would constitute a criminal offence within the meaning of the code.
15(4C)  The provisions which may be included under subsection (4)(c) by a relevant authority in Wales other than a police authority include—
(a)  provisions which are to apply to a person at all times;
19(b)  provisions which are to apply to a person otherwise than at all times.""
 

BARONESS HANHAM
LORD DIXON-SMITH
[Amendments 199A and 199B are amendments to amendment 199]

199ALine 13, leave out "would constitute a criminal offence" and insert "has resulted in a criminal conviction which is directly relevant to the performance of the official functions of the member or co-opted member"
199BLeave out lines 15 to 19
 

BARONESS HANHAM
LORD DIXON-SMITH

199CPage 130, line 32, leave out "may" and insert "shall"
199DPage 130, line 33, leave out from "apply" to "member" and insert "to the conduct of a member or co-opted member in their private capacity where that conduct has resulted in a criminal conviction which is directly relevant to the performance of the official functions of the"
199DAPage 130, line 34, at end insert "and are the principles which should apply when he is fulfilling his role as a member or co-opted member of the council, but not in his private capacity"
199EPage 130, line 35, leave out subsection (4)
 

BARONESS ANDREWS

200Page 131, line 13, leave out "49 or 50" and insert "49(2) or 50(2)"
201Page 131, line 15, at end insert "in Wales other than a police authority"

 
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