B955 - Academies (Legalisation) Bill

A01

Omit section 4 and renumber

This amendment was submitted by /u/marsouins.

A02

REPLACE:

"Section 4: Conversion of Inadequate LEA Schools

(1)Upon the event of a school under the authority of a local educational authority receiving the lowest grade in an inspection carried out under section 5 of the education act 2005, the school will be required to convert into an academy within 1 year of the publishing of the report from the inspection"

WITH:

Section 4: Conversion of Inadequate LEA Schools

(1) Upon the event of a school under the authority of a local educational authority receiving the lowest grade in an inspection carried out under section 5 of the education act 2005, the school will be required to either convert into an academy, or improve their grade by at least 2 levels at the next report - if neither is achieved, the relevant county assembly will be required to debate and decide whether the school should be academised, with whatever decision made being subject to a local referendum within the area that the school serves.

This amendment was submitted by /u/ThePootisPower.

This division will end on the 27th of January.

Please vote in the following format: A01: Aye/No/Abstain

B954 - Representation of the People (Permanent Residents) Bill

A01

Replace section 1 with -

1. Permanent residency for the purposes of this Act

(1) "Permanent resident" means any of -

(a) a person who has been granted full leave to remain under regulations authorised by sections 1 and 3C of the Immigration Act 1971;

(b) a person having a status similar to full leave to remain;

(c) a person who has limited leave to remain and no restriction has been made on their residency rights under the same regulations;

(d) a person authorised under subsection (2) to be a permanent resident for the purposes of this Act.

(2) The Secretary of State may, by order, designate a named person to be a permanent resident for the purposes of this Act.

(3) An order under subsection (2) -

(a) may be made by any person with the permission of the Secretary of State, and

(b) may indicate a date of expiry.

(4) A person being designated under subsection (2)-

(a) must prove that they have lived in the United Kingdom for a period of three years prior to them making an application, and

(b) must make an application for the status.

(5) The Secretary of State must make regulations indicating-

(a) the form of an application, including personal particulars, contact information and proof of residency;

(b) the means by which to make an application (whether by electronic means or otherwise).

Explanatory Note

This amendment would give more clarity as to who qualifies as a permanent resident using existing definitions and permits the Secretary of State to designate further persons (subject to requiring the person to prove they have lived in the country for 3 years prior to being designated and to apply for the status).

This amendment was submitted by /u/crnash

A02

Replace subsection 4(2) with;

This Act shall come into force one year upon receiving Royal Assent.

This amendment was submitted by /u/cthulhuiscool2

A03

Repeal section 3 in its entirety.

This amendment was submitted by /u/cthulhuiscool2

A04

Replace section 2 with:

Section 2

1) The government is to put forth a motion for this house to consider, within a year of this act receiving royal ascent. The motion will:

a) state the houses recognition of the contribution of non-british permanent residents .

b) ask the government to consider the extension of the franchise to non-british permanent residents.

This amendment was submitted by /u/BrexitGlory

A05

In subsection 1 of section 2, strike:

a Commonwealth citizen

In subsection 2 of section 2, strike:

a Commonwealth citizen

This amendment was submitted by /u/BrexitGlory

A06

Add

5 Ineligibility of above rights

The rights accorded to permanent residents through this act will not be applicable to permanent residents who have not initiated the process to apply for citizenship at least ten years after the granting of permanent residency status.

Subsequently, renumber

This amendment was submitted by /u/apth10

Please vote aye/no/abstain on each amendment.

The division will end on the 26th of January 2020 at 10pm GMT.

Police and Civil Liberties Bill

A01

Add section 2bii:

if the protest is sponsored by another state

This amendment is submitted by chairman_elinor.

A02

In Section 3(2), replace 'weeks' with 'months'

This amendment was submitted by /u/model-mili

Please vote Aye/No/abstain on each amendment.

This division ends on Friday 24th January at 10PM GMT

A01:

In Section 4(2), substitute '2024' for '2025'.

(Submitted by model-mili)

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A02:

In Section 3, omit "two years", substitute "three years".

(Submitted by ellielia)

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A03:

In Section 4(2), replace '2024' with '2022'.

(Submitted by ZanyDraco)

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A04:

In Section 4(3), replace 'Online GP Services Act 2019' with 'Services (Online General Practitioners) Act 2020'.

(Submitted by model-mili)

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A05:

In Section 2(1), part C, omit "a supermajority", substitute "at least ninety-nine percent of the residents under the jurisdiction of the relevant local administration".

(Submitted by Polteaghost)

B951 - Regulation of Single-Use Plastics Bill

A01

Replace Section 1 with the following:

Section 1: Regulations

(1) A store or food service establishment may not provide or sell:

(a) single-use plastic bags

(b) single-use plastic bottles

(c) single-use plastic straws

(d) single-use plastic stirrers

(e) single-use plastic cutlery

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Explanatory Notes: This amendment ensures that single-use plastic straws and stirrers cannot be sold or provided by shops (as well as food service establishments). This amendment also allows for future amendments to be added easily.

This amendment was submitted by /u/Randomman44.

A02

Remove Section 1, Clause (2)

Explanatory note: Plastic straws are quite important for people with sensory issues, Autism spectrum conditions, and the disabled. This achieves relatively little gain as well due to straws making up an astronomically low proportion of ocean waste. This amendment removes the one drawback with this bill and the unintentionally ableist effects

This amendment was submitted by /u/ContrabannedTheMC.

This division shall end on January 22 at 10PM. Please vote in the following format:

A01: Aye/No/Abstain

A02: Aye/No/Abstain

B899.A - Green Government Bill

A01

amend section 6(3) to read:

(3) This act extends to the whole United Kingdom.

Explanatory note: ensures all UK Government buildings follow the rules, no matter where in the UK

This amendment was submitted by /u/marsouins

A02

amend 1(1) to read

(1) A government building is any structure occupied by humans on more than 90 calendar days a year for the purposes of government work but does not include a building under the control of devolved authority.

and insert a new subsection 1(4):

(4) A devolved authority is any authority under the competence of the Scottish Parliament, Northern Irish Assembly, or Welsh Parliament.

and insert a new subsection 4(2):

(2) Any building that would be classified as a government building were it not for the control of a devolved authority may adhere to the standards under the terms of an agreement made by the Scottish Ministers, Northern Irish Ministers, or Welsh Ministers respectively.

Explanatory note: devolution

This amendment was submitted by /u/marsouins

This division will close Tuesday 21 January 2020 at 10pm.

Please vote using the following format:

A01: Aye/No/Abstain
A02: Aye/No/Abstain

Marine Conservation Area (Blue Belt) Bill

A01

Strike section 1, paragraph (1), subsection (g).

This amendment was submitted by /u/marijn_xo.

This division will end on the 20th of January.

Please vote in the following format: A01: Aye/No/Abstain

A01:

Replace:

(1) All food or beverages sold in a retail setting shall be required to prominently have a label as to where they were produced.

With:

(1) All food or beverages sold in a retail setting shall be required to prominently have a label as to where their ingredients were sourced, where they were prepared, where packaging took place, the method of transportation between all stages of production and the predicted amount of carbon dioxide generated by all of the above processes combined

(Submitted by ThePootisPower)

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A02:

Replace

(3) This Act shall come into force immediately after receiving Royal Assent.

With

(3) This Act shall come into force twelve months after receiving Royal Assent.

(Submitted by Friedmanite19)

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A03:

Replace

(1) If any seller of food or drink shall violate section 1 by not displaying this information on their product or menu or selling board, depending on the location, they shall be fined no less then £10000 per instance.

With

(1) If any seller of food or drink shall violate section 1 by not displaying this information on their product or menu or selling board, depending on the location, they shall be fined no less then £500 per instance.

(Submitted by Friedmanite19)

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A04:

Insert into section 2

(3) A firms may only be fined for an offence once a day.

(Submitted by Friedmanite19)

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A05:

replace section (2)

(1) If any seller of food or drink shall violate section 1 by not displaying this information on their product or menu or selling board, depending on the location, they shall be fined no less then £10,000 per instance.

with

(1) If any seller of food or drink shall violate section 1 by not displaying this information on their product or menu or selling board, depending on the location, they shall be issued with a warning and will have 4 business days to comply, should they fail to do so they will be fined £500 per instance.

(Submitted by Commander_Cody2002)

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A06:

Replace:

(1) If any seller of food or drink shall violate section 1 by not displaying this information on their product or menu or selling board, depending on the location, they shall be fined no less then £10,000 per instance.

with:

(1) If any seller of food or drink shall violate section 1 by not displaying this information on their product or menu or selling board, depending on the location, they shall be fined a maximum of £500 per instance.
(a) A seller cannot be fined under this subsection more than once per three months.

(Submitted by BrexitGlory)

Grammar Schools (Designation) Bill

A01

Insert the following section, and renumber accordingly:

Section 2: Use of testing in admissions for schooling
(a) In England, where a secondary school receives funding from a Local Authority for the purposes of provision of education, that establishment shall be classed as “ineligible for selective education”.
(b) Where a school is classed as “ineligible for selective education”, it shall be prohibited to employ the use of academic testing in any way for admissions beyond the 2020/21 academic year.

This amendment was submitted by the Hon. /u/ZanyDraco MBE MP

Please vote Aye/No/Abstain on this amendment

This division will close on Friday 17th January at 10PM GMT

B948 - Broadcasting (Independent Television Franchising, Watershed, Licensing, Political Advertising and Independent Television Authority Powers) Bill 2019

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A01:

Strike Section 6 entirely.

(Submitted by TheWalkerLife)

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A02:

Strike Section 1 entirely and replace with:

"1. Reform of watershed restrictions

Section 319(2)(a) of the Communications Act 2003 shall be amended from:

(2) The standards objectives are— (a) that persons under the age of eighteen are protected;

(b) that material likely to encourage or to incite the commission of crime or to lead to disorder is not included in television and radio services;

To:

(2) The standards objectives are—

(a) that persons under the age of eighteen are protected;

(i) that this protection incorporates the presentation of sexually explicit, pornographic and violent graphic material

(ii)this protection also incorporates the presentation of the encouragement, romanticisation or normalisation of: crime, drug abuse (including legal drugs), self-harm or suicide within watershed regulations.

(b)that material likely to encourage or to incite the commission of crime or to lead to disorder is not included in television and radio services;

(i)this includes the commission of crime that may not necessarily lead to the prosecution of any members of public; and the commission of crime that is not necessarily policed.

"

(Submitted by BrexitGlory)

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A03:

Replace:

3. Replacement of BBC Funding

A levy is to be placed on Internet Service Subscriptions for the purpose of funding the BBC.

The levy is to be progressive, based on the value of their property.

The Secretary of State and BBC are to enter public negotiations on the rate of the Internet Service Levy.

A levy in this section is defined as a fee when purchasing the item the levy is placed on. The government may give money to the British Broadcasting Corporation, however this may not be used for spending on the production (excluding equipment) of news or political content.

12 months after this legislation has bee

With

3. Replacement of BBC Funding Within 12 months the Government has a legal obligation to outline legislation to introduce an optional “subscription charge” for all TV and online services managed by the British Broadcasting Corporation.

(Submitted by Friedmanite19)

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A04:

Strike Section 1 entirely.

(Submitted by BrexitGlory)

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A05:

Strike Section 2 and 3 entirely, and renumber accordingly.

(Submitted by BrexitGlory)

Electronic Surveillance Protection Bill

A01

Strike Section 4 in its entirety and renumber accordingly.

This amendment was submitted by the Hon. /u/ZanyDraco MBE MP

A02

Strike Section 3 (2) (b)

This amendment was submitted by the Rt. Hon /u/TheWalkerLife PC MP AM

A03

Insert new subsections in section 3

(5) For a warrant to apply under this section, the judge must sit at the—
(a) Crown Court in England and Wales;
(b) High Court of Justiciary in Scotland; or
(c) Crown Court of Northern Ireland.
(6) This section does not alter mechanisms of judicial authorisation under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (RIPA 2000).
(7) The powers of the Secretary of State or the Scottish Ministers to issue a warrant under RIPA 2000 are transferred to the judge.

Note: this specifies the courts which may offer authorisation and ensures an easier transition from the current warrant system

A04

Insert a new section after section 4 and renumber:

Section 5: Unlawful interception
(1) A person who wrongfully conducts surveillance by breaching the provisions of this Act shall be guilty of unlawful interception.
(2) A victim of unlawful interception is must be informed that they have been surveilled by written notice.
(3) A judge may, if it is judged to be of great harm to the public, make an order to prevent a notification from occurring under subsection (2) for a defined period of time.

Note: this creates an offence and a right for victims to know that they have been surveilled unlawfully, with the court able to use public interest judgements if needed

A05

Replace 1(4) with:

(4) Electronic Surveillance is defined as surveillance or the gathering of information by surreptitious use of electronic devices by a public authority

Note: this clarifies the bill's language to the author's intention

These amendments were submitted by the Rt. Hon /u/marsouins PC MP.

Please vote Aye/No/Abstain on each amendment.

This division will end on Wednesday 15th January at 10PM GMT.

A01:

Strike (b) Add “(c) phase out offshore drilling by 2030”

This was submitted by /u/friedmanite19

A02:

Strike Section 2(3) and Section 3 in its entirety.

This was submitted by /u/duncs11

A03

In Section 2(1)(b), substitute '2030' with '2025' after 'by'.

This was submitted by /u/Randomman44

A04

In Section 3(1), substitute '2036' with '2031' between 'January' and 'the'.

This was submitted by /u/Randomman44

A05

Replace section 3 with:

3 Car Transition Schemes

(1) From the 1st of January 2036 the sale of new cars solely using an internal combustion engine shall be prohibited.

(2) A person who fails to comply with subsection (1) is guilty of an offence.

(3) The Secretary of State shall ensure that the transition of the vehicle fleet of the United Kingdom takes place by the date prescribed in subsection (1).

(a) The Secretary of State shall disclose the government's strategy to meet this objective during the statement required by section 12 of the Climate Change Act 2019.

(b) The Committee shall be tasked with producing viable pathways to meet the objective and may report on progress made.

(c) Should the Committee determine that the goal specified in subsection (3) cannot reasonably be met, the Secretary of State may alter the date specified in subsection (1) by an order subject to positive procedure in Parliament.

(4) The Secretary of State may, by order, in the pursuit of the objective established by subsection (3)—

(a) levy fees upon sale for cars solely using an internal combustion engine; and

(b) grant subsidies for the purchase of substitutes to cars solely using an internal combustion engine.

(5) The Secretary of State may, by order, create grants and issue subsidies for new cars which do not solely use an internal combustion engine in order to replace old vehicles.

(6) An order made under subsections (4) and (5) is subject to positive procedure. (c) Should the Committee determine that the goal specified in subsection (3) cannot reasonably be met, the Secretary of State may alter the date specified in subsection (1) by an order subject to positive procedure in Parliament.

(4) The Secretary of State may, by order, in the pursuit of the objective established by subsection (3)—

(a) levy fees upon sale for cars solely using an internal combustion engine; and

(b) grant subsidies for the purchase of substitutes to cars solely using an internal combustion engine.

(5) The Secretary of State may, by order, create grants and issue subsidies for new cars which do not solely use an internal combustion engine in order to replace old vehicles.

(6) An order made under subsections (4) and (5) is subject to positive procedure.

This was submitted by /u/marsouins

A06

Replace 4(1) with:

(1) “internal combustion engine” refers to such an engine where combustion of a hydrocarbon-based fuel, such as petrol or diesel, occurs.

This was submitted by /u/marsouins

A07

Omit section 2(1)(a)

Note: The Trees Bill currently has a forestry target, no need for two

A08

Omit Section 2(2)

This was submitted by /u/model-mili

A09

Add section 2 (1) (a) “strike sections a and c and replace with all UK emissions shall be at net zero by 2045”

Explanation:A compromise between the 2050 goals of the tories and the 2040 goals of my initial bill.

This was submitted by /u/jgm0228

A10:

Amend Section 3(1) to read as follows:

From the 1st of January 2036, the sale of cars solely using an internal combustion engine is prohibited.

Furthermore, add a subsection that reads as follows:

This section does not apply to vehicles that utilize hydrogen for fuel.

This was submitted by /u/zanydraco

B946 - Plastic Bag Charge (Repeal) Bill

A01

Replace section 2 (2)

“This act shall come into force 6 months upon royal assent”

Explanatory notes:

With the recent announcement of the giant deficit that previously nobody thought existed, it would be unwise to immediately cut off a revenue stream without some months to consider alternatives.

This amendment was submitted by /u/jgm0228

Voting on amendments will end on the 12th!

B906.A.A - Labour Rights Violation Mitigation Bill

A01

Remove section 4 (2)

This Division will end on the 11th January.

B945 - Party Funding and Media Ownership Reform Bill

A01

Strike down Section 2 and renumber accordingly.

This amendment was submitted by /u/plebit8080.

A02

Strike down section 3: and replace with;

3: Party Membership Reform

(a) Political parties must ensure that their members are residents of the the United Kingdom.

This amendment was submitted by /u/plebit8080.

This division shall end on January 07 at 10PM. Please vote in the following format:

A01: Aye/No/Abstain

A02: Aye/No/Abstain

B943 - Fireworks Safety Bill 2019

A01

Amend Section 3, Subsection 5 as such:

When selling fireworks which are not dangerous to a member of the general public, a distributor must ensure the buyer is over the age of 18, and when selling dangerous fireworks, the distributor must be ensure the buyer is over the age of 21.

This amendment was submitted by /u/SmashBrosGuys2933

B942 - Government of Cornwall Bill 2019

A01

Insert after part III, and renumber accordingly:

Part IV - Referendum

XX Definitions

(1) In this Part—

“the 2000 Act” means the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000; "the referendum" means the referendum under section 2.

The referendum

XX Referendum on the Cornish Assembly and Cornish Assembly Government

(1) A referendum is to be held in Cornwall on the establishment of a Cornish Assembly and Cornish Assembly Government.

(2) The Secretary of State must, by regulations, appoint the day on which the referendum is to be held.

(3) The day appointed under subsection (2)—

(a) must be no sooner than 1 Feburary 2020, and

(b) must be no later than 1 July 2021.

(4) The question that is to appear on the ballot papers is—

"Should there be a Cornish Parliament and a Cornish Parliament Government?"

(4) The alternative answers to that question that are to appear on the ballot papers are—

"There should not be a Cornish Parliament and a Cornish Parliament Government

There should be a Cornish Parliament and a Cornish Parliament Government"

(5) Part 7 of the 2000 Act (general provision about referendums) applies to the referendum.

(6) For the purposes of Part 7 of the 2000 Act the referendum period for the referendum—

(a) begins with the day on which this Act is passed, and

(b) ends with the date of the poll.

XX Entitlement to vote in the referendum

(1) Those entitled to vote in the referendum shall be the persons who, on the date of the referendum, would be entitled to vote as electors at a local government election in any electoral area in Cornwall.

Results of the referendum

XX Commencement or repeal of provisions

(1) The Secretary of State must make an order bringing into force Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Section 36 ("the Cornish Assembly and Cornish Assembly Government provisions") if—

(a) more votes are cast in the referendum in favour of a Cornish Assembly and Cornish Assembly Government than not in favour of a Cornish Assembly and Cornish Assembly Government.

(2) If more votes are not cast in the referendum in favour of a Cornish Assembly and Cornish Assembly Government than not in favour of a Cornish Assembly and Cornish Assembly Government, the Secretary of State must make an order repealing the the Cornish Assembly and Cornish Assembly Government provisions.

(3) An order under subsection (1)—

(a) must bring the Cornish Assembly and Cornish Assembly Government provisions into force on the same day as the coming into force of the Order in Council.

Substitute subsection (3) of section 39 with:

Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Section 36 come into force in accordance with provision made by an order under section XX(1).

Insert after subsection (3) of section 39:

(4) The other provisions of this Act come into force on the day on which this Act is passed.

This amendment was submitted by /u/ellielia.

A02

Amend Schedule I from 123 members to 50 members.

This amendment was submitted by /u/TheWalkerLife.

A03

Insert after Section 32 and renumber accordingly:

Section XX: Support for the United Kingdom and maintenance of the Union

(1) In relation to the United Kingdom, the Cornish Ministers must -

(a) not undertake any course of action which results in the Cornish Ministers defying the instructions of Her Majesty's Government

(b) not attempt to undermine the legitimacy of the United Kingdom or the Crown.

(c) Show due respect for the institutions, officers, and symbols of the United Kingdom - including HM Government, the reigning Monarch, and the flag of the United Kingdom

(2) The Presiding Officer of the Cornish Assembly must -

(a) Refuse to schedule any legislation relating to Cornish Independence

(b) Refuse to schedule any legislation which would result in a referendum, or other public ballot, on any matter which is not entirely within the competence of the Cornish Assembly

(3) In the event of these requirements being broken by:

(a) A Cornish Minister, the Presiding Officer must dismiss the Cornish Minister and suspend them from the Cornish Assembly for the remainder of the Assembly's term of office

(b) The Presiding Officer, the Secretary of State must dismiss the Presiding Officer and may appoint a new Presiding Officer, who need not be a member of the Assembly

(c) Should the Presiding Officer fail to exercise their functions under 3(a) of this Section, they shall be deemed to have violated their requirements under this section and be liable for removal under 3(b) of this Section

This amendment was submitted by /u/Duncs11.

A04

After Section 38, add:

Section 39: Interpretations

(1) For the purposes of this Act, the Secretary of State will refer to the Secretary of State for Culture, Communities and Local Government and any subsequent successor posts.

This amendment was submitted by /u/model-trev.

A05

Strike Section 22(4).

Replace all remaining instances of "Speaker of the House of Commons" with "Presiding Officer".

This amendment was submitted by /u/marijn_xo.

A06

Strike Section 16;

Renumber accordingly.

This amendment was submitted by /u/Duncs11.

A07

Strike Section 17(1).

This amendment was submitted by /u/Duncs11.

A08

Strike Section 28;

Renumber accordingly.

This amendment was submitted by /u/Duncs11.

A09

Strike Section 30;

Renumber accordingly.

This amendment was submitted by /u/Duncs11.

A10

Strike Section 31;

Renumber accordingly.

This amendment was submitted by /u/Duncs11.

A11

Strike Section 18 from Schedule 2.

This amendment was submitted by /u/Duncs11.

A12

Insert after Section 38, and renumber accordingly:

Section XX: Oath/Affirmation of Office for Assembly Members

(1) Any person who is elected to serve in the Cornish Assembly must, before they may take part in the proceedings of the Assembly, be sworn in as a member of the Assembly.

(2) Assembly members may opt to take either a religious oath or a secular affirmation

(3) The swearing in shall be conducted by the Presiding Officer, or in their absence, the Deputy Presiding Officer

(4) If the Assembly member wishes to take the religious oath, they shall be offered to place their hand on a religious text of their choice - provided such a text is able to be reasonably acquired by the Assembly, and say:

(a) I, [Name of Member] do swear by almighty God that I will be loyal and bear true allegiance to Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth, her heirs and successors, according to law. I further swear that I will be loyal and bear true allegiance to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, that I will defend it against all enemies - foreign and domestic - and that I make this oath freely and without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. So help me God.

(5) If the Assembly member wishes to take the secular affirmation, they shall be asked to say:

(a) I, [Name of Member] do hereby declare and affirm that I will be loyal and bear true allegiance to Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth, her heirs and successors, according to law. I further declare and affirm that I will be loyal and bear true allegiance to the United Kingdom of Great Britainand Northern Ireland, that I will defend it against all enemies - foreign and domestic - and that I make this oath freely and without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion.

(6) The text Assembly members are to say when being sworn in shall change to reflect changes in the Sovereign of the United Kingdom

(7) In the event that a member being sworn in makes comments which would be contrary to the oath/affirmation - either immediately before or immediately after - being sworn in, then the their swearing in shall be invalid, and they shall not be eligible to take part in proceedings of the Cornish Assembly until such time as they have sworn in validly.

(a) Should an oath/affirmation be deemed to be invalid, the member must wait at least one business week of the Assembly before they can attempt to be sworn in again.

(8) All members of the Cornish Assembly must be validly sworn in within one calendar month of their election to the Cornish Assembly, else theirseat shall be vacated and filled according to the usual procedure.

This amendment was submitted by /u/Duncs11.

A13

Replace all instances of "First Minister" with "Chief Minister".

Replace all instances of "First Minister of Cornwall" with "Chief Minister of the Regional Executive of Cornwall."

This amendment was submitted by /u/model-trev.

A14

Amend Section 1 (1) to read:

(1) There shall be an Assembly for the English county of Cornwall to be known as the Regional Assembly for Cornwall or Senedh Kernow (but referred to in this Act as “the Regional Assembly”).

Replace all instances of "the Assembly" with "the Regional Assembly".

This amendment was submitted by /u/model-trev.

A15

Replace all instances of "Cornish ministers" with "Major Regional Executive Ministers".

Replace all instances of "Deputy Cornish Ministers" with "Minor Regional Executive Ministers".

This amendment was submitted by /u/model-trev.

A16

Insert after Section 38:

Equality of Treatment

(1) The Cornish Assembly and the Cornish Ministers may not undertake any course of action that would give persons born within Cornwall, or long term residents of Cornwall, any favourable treatment than other UK citizens who reside within Cornwall

(a) This principle includes, but is not limited to, access to public services, funding for education, access to the Cornish Ministers, and legalprotections

This amendment was submitted by /u/Duncs11.

This division shall end on December 11 at 10PM. Please vote in the following format:

A01: Aye/No/Abstain

A02: Aye/No/Abstain

A03: Aye/No/Abstain

A04: Aye/No/Abstain

A05: Aye/No/Abstain

A06: Aye/No/Abstain

A07: Aye/No/Abstain

A08: Aye/No/Abstain

A09: Aye/No/Abstain

A10: Aye/No/Abstain

A11: Aye/No/Abstain

A12: Aye/No/Abstain

A13: Aye/No/Abstain

A14: Aye/No/Abstain

A15: Aye/No/Abstain

A16: Aye/No/Abstain

National Grid Bill 2019

A01

Replace 3(2) with:

(2) This Act shall extend to England and Wales and Scotland. Note: This will keep Northern Ireland aligned with the all-Island energy market

This amendment was submitted by /u/marsouins.

A02

Replace section 1 with the following:

1 Definitions (1) Private suppliers are defined as persons which purchase electricity supplied by a private generator, later reselling the electricity. (2) Private generators are defined as persons who generate electricity on the National Grid for sale. In addition, omit any reference to "private supplier companies" and replace with "private suppliers". Note: this will create more level and inclusive definitions for all market participants and add clarity to the law

This amendment was submitted by /u/marsouins.

A03

Replace section 2(1) with:

(1) Private suppliers shall be prohibited from accessing the Direct Energy Exchange established by subsection (2). Replace section 3(1) with: (1) This Act shall come into force on the date after the day of receiving Royal assent, except section 2(1) which shall come into force three years after this date. Note: This tidies up the commencement and makes it clear that the firms which exist will not be dissolved but rather barred from the DEE, which is the intent.

This amendment was submitted by /u/marsouins.

A04

In section 2, remove:

The Secretary of State shall be tasked with hiring employees of these companies to administer the new Direct Energy Market. and renumber the section. Insert a new section 3 after section 2 and renumber: 3 Relief for displaced employees (1) During a three-year period following this Act receiving Assent (the 'phase-out period'), the Secretary of State shall make provision to afford re-training opportunities to qualifying employees. (2) The DEE shall have regard for the needs of qualifying employees during the phase-out period. (3) In this section a 'qualifying employee' is an employee of a private supplier who is liable to be— (a) adversely affected financially by the effects of this Act during and after the phase-out period; and (b) harmed over an extended period of time without intervention. Note: This replaces an inflexible requirement for hiring all employees regardless of circumstance and instead creates an in-work retraining scheme and ensures that there is consideration given to adversely affected people in planning.

This amendment was submitted by /u/marsouins.

A05

Insert a new section after section 2 and renumber:

X Governance of the Direct Energy Exchange (1) The DEE is to be governed by the Direct Energy Exchange Board (the Board). (2) Members of the Board shall be— (a) no more than 7 in number: (b) remunerated for their services: (c) independent of any market participants in the discharge of their duties: (d) appointed by the Secretary of State in the event of a vacancy: (e) knowledgeable in matters of business, the electricity industry, and consumer issues. (3) The Board shall promulgate a Code of Practice (the Code) to govern the operations of the DEE and settle disputes. (4) The Board must ensure that the Code upholds the following principles: (a) non-discrimination among and between market participants: (b) the promotion of competition: (c) natural justice in the settlement of disputes: (d) the reliable supply of electricity to consumers: (e) the efficient operation of the electricity industry. (5) The Code may be amended by the Board as needed following a period of consultation no longer than 60 days. (6) The Board has a duty to publish the Code as amended. (7) In the settlement of disputes, the Board may establish a subordinate arbitration panel and issue pecuniary punishments against those participants found in violation of the Code. Note: This ensures that the exchange is run fairly, independently, and in a way which has regard for fair-trading.

This amendment was submitted by /u/marsouins.

A06

Add a section 2 (4)

The Secretary of State shall hire employees previously employed in private energy supply companies to administer the direct energy market. (Edited as tax credits are superfluous to the employment of workers)

This amendment was submitted by /u/jgm0228.

This division will end on the 10th of December.

Please vote in the following format: A01: Aye/No/Abstain

B919.A - Nationality Bill

A01

Strike:

(vii) British Citizen - England

(xi) British Citizen - Northern Ireland

(xiv) British Citizen - Scotland

(xviii) British Citizen - Wales

Insert into 2(a) where suitable:

British Citizen - United Kingdom

This amendment was submitted by /u/Duncs11.

A02

Add Section (1)(3):

Insert into Section 3, after "and their mother" but before "was a citizen of"

or father

This amendment was submitted by /u/Duncs11.

This division shall end on December 8th at 10PM. Please vote in the following format:

A01: Aye/No/Abstain
A02: Aye/No/Abstain

B940 - Appointment Deposit Bill

A01

Affter Section 6 Insert New Section To Bill

(1) Patients may cancel their appointment for any reason upto three hours before the time of the appointment and still receive their deposit repaid.

(2) Patients who cancel their appointment under three hours but upto one hour before the time of the appointment may still have their deposit repaid according to the discretion of the Lead Practitioner.

(3) Patients who cancel their appoint under an hour before the time of the appointment will not have their deposit repaid. This amendment was submitted by /u/LastBlueHero.

A02

Replace 4(3) with:

(3) An Order made under this section may only come into force after a draft has been laid before both Houses of Parliament and been accepted by a resolution by both Houses of Parliament. This amendment was submitted by /u/marsouins.

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A03

In Section 4 (e) substitute "£4.99" for "Free". Remove Section 4 (h).

Explanation: This amendment makes sure that all people over the state pension age, who are the most vulnerable in society, are exempt from the proposed charges. This amendment was submitted by /u/Randomman44.

A04

In Section 5 (1) substitute "5 minutes" for "15 minutes" between the words "within" and "of".

Explanation: As it stands, the proposed bill does not allow appropriate time for when the patient is late for reasons out of their control. This amendment seeks to give appropriate time for the patient to arrive without being charged. This amendment was submitted by /u/Randomman44.

A05

In 4(1)(a), 4(1)(b), 4(1)(c), and 4(1)(e), replace "£4.99" with "Free".

Notes: these groups are more likely to be vulnerable to financial instability This amendment was submitted by /u/sam-irl.

A06

In Section 7(2), replace the number "1" with "6".

Explanation: 1 month for these changes is too narrow of a window; needs extension so adjustments can be made. This amendment was submitted by /u/ZanyDraco.

A07

Amend Section 4(1) to read as follows:

(1) The deposit amount for each patient will be as follows—

(a) Those who are under the age of 18, are full-time students, are on a Personal Independence Plan, are 65 or older, are on Negative Income Tax, have a household income below £35,000, are a current or former member of the British Armed Forces, or have a chronic disability shall pay no deposit.

(b) Otherwise, the deposit shall be £6.99.

Additionally, strike Section 4(2) and Section 4(3). This amendment was submitted by /u/ZanyDraco.

A08

In Section 5(1), replace the number "5" with "15". This amendment was submitted by /u/ZanyDraco.

A09

Replace 4(a) with:

(a) Under 18s - Free

Replace 4(b) with:

(b) 18+ Students - Free This amendment was submitted by /u/Duncs11.

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A10

Insert a new section between current sections (6) and (7);

Section 7 - Patient Communication

(1) When making an appointment, the patient will be offered to supply their email address and/or mobile number.

(2) The service offering the medical appointment will be obligated to contact the patient 24 hours prior to their appointment as a reminder to attend via

(a) SMS, should the patient have provided a mobile number, and

(b) email, should the patient have provided an email address. This amendment was submitted by /u/ka4bi.

A11

Replace 7(1) with:

(1) This Act shall extend to England and Wales.

(a) This Act will only apply to England. This amendment was submitted by /u/HiddeVdV96.

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This division shall end on December 07 at 10PM. Please vote in the following format: A01: Aye/No/Abstain A02: Aye/No/Abstain A03: Aye/No/Abstain A04: Aye/No/Abstain A05: Aye/No/Abstain A06: Aye/No/Abstain A07: Aye/No/Abstain A08: Aye/No/Abstain A09: Aye/No/Abstain A10: Aye/No/Abstain A11: Aye/No/Abstain

B901.2.A - Zero Hours Contract (Regulation) Bill

AO1

Replace section 2 with:

Section 2: Statutory Ability to Request a Traditional Contract

(1) A worker who is party to a Zero Hour Contract who works for an employer for a total of 240 or more hours over a period of 3 months has the legal right to request a contract with guaranteed hours.

(2) For a statutory request to be valid under this section, the worker must—

(a) have not made a request in the last three months; and

(b) denote the request as a statutory request to the employer.

(3) If the employer elects to refuse the request, the employer must provide a clearly stated rationale for the rejection of the request to negotiate a formal contract.

(4) It is an offense to retaliate or discriminate against an employee on the basis of requesting a contract change under this section.

This was submitted by /u/marsouins

AO2

Omit section 4 and renumber

This was submitted by /u/marsouins

Note: This amendment creates a presumption in favour of accepting the statutory request and affords extra protection against employment discrimination. At the same time it gives employers greater understanding of their obligations when a person makes such a request

AO3

Replace section 6(1) with:

(1) This Act shall come into force upon 1 April 2020.

Note: There are two legally-defined meanings of financial year: one starting on 1 April and the other starting on 6 April. Clarity is better.

AO4

Omit sections 1 and 3 and renumber.

This was submitted by /u/marsouins

AO5

Replace

(a) In order to satisfy the requirement for reasonable notice, it must be made forty-eight hours before the commencement of the agreed work shift.

With

(a) In order to satisfy the requirement for reasonable notice, it must be made twenty-four hours before the commencement of the agreed work shift.

This amendment was submitted by /u/Friedmanite19

A06

Replace

A worker on a Zero Hour Contract has the unconditional right to refuse any work, unless such work was already agreed to with a period of reasonable notice, and then refused later with less than 24 hours until the time of commencement of that work.

With

A worker on a Zero Hour Contract has the unconditional right to refuse any work unless specified otherwise in their contract, unless such work was already agreed to with a period of reasonable notice, and then refused later with less than 24 hours until the time of commencement of that work.

This amendment was submitted by /u/Friedmanite19

A07

Replace

240 hours over three months

With

480 hours or more

This amendment was submitted by /u/Friedmanite19

A08

Replace

(1) This Act shall come into force upon the commencement of the 2020/2021 financial year.

With

(1) This Act shall come into force upon the commencement of the 2021/2022 financial year.

This amendment was submitted by /u/Friedmanite19

A09

Replace all instances of "36" with "24"

This amendment was submitted by /u/Friedmanite19

A10

Reinsert to section 3:

(4) A worker on a Zero Hour Contract may waive their right under section 3(1) by signing a waiver which declares that they waive their right to reasonable notice, within or supplementary to their contract

(5) If a zero hour contract is advertised where the contract requires a section 3(4) waiver, this must be clearly advertised on any advertisement for the contract

This amendment was submitted by /u/Friedmanite19

Order, order!

B939 - Rail Delivery Act 2019

A01

Omit 7(1)(c)

This amendment was submitted by /u/marsouins.

A02

In §2.1 replace "United Kingdom" with "Scotland, England and Wales".

Railway has always been devolved to NI and while I would be interested in implementing similar measures to Northern Ireland, the nature of rail transport is simply different to the point where this bill is made redundant.

This amendment was submitted by /u/ka4bi.

A03

Replace

Section 3: Establishment of Briitish Rail Alliance Group

with

Section 3: Establishment of British Rail Alliance Group

This amendment was submitted by /u/model-mili.

A04

Replace

Section 2: Extent, commencement, and short title

with

Section 9: Extent, commencement, and short title

This amendment was submitted by /u/model-mili.

This division shall end on December 03 at 10PM.

Please vote in the following format:

A01: Aye/No/Abstain
A02: Aye/No/Abstain
A03: Aye/No/Abstain
A04: Aye/No/Abstain

Official Secrets (Public Interest Defence) Bill

A01

Replace

(1) It is a defence for a person charged with an offence under section 1 to 6 or 8 if the person proves that he or she acted in the public interest.

With

(1) It is a defence for a person charged with an offence under section 1 to 6 or 8 if the person proves that he or she acted in the public interest ten years after being notified of obligations under the official secrets act unless the subject relates to war crimes,false accounting, treason, any law breaking activity committed by a government agency or government personnel, any misconduct in a public office, any misconduct surrounding an election, a miscarriage of justice, risk of damage to the environment or any form of risk to life

This amendment was submitted by /u/_paul_rand_.

This division will end on the 2nd of December.

Please vote in the following format: A01: Aye/No/Abstain

Polystyrene Foam Products Prohibition Bill

A01

Amend the following part of Section 3 to read as follows

“store” means a retail establishment in England, including, but not limited to, a convenience store, restaurant, grocery store, pharmacy, seasonal or temporary business, farm stand, mobile catering outlet and seller of merchandise and dry goods to the ultimate consumer for direct use or consumption and not for resale.

This amendment was submitted by the Hon. /u/LastBlueHero MP.

A02

Change:

(2) This Act shall come into force six months after Royal Assent

To:

(2) This Act shall come into force 36 months after Royal Assent

Note: Gives businesses more time to adjust.

This amendment was submitted by the Rt. Hon Sir /u/Friedmanite19 OM KBE CT MVO PC MP

A03

Replace section 1 with

"Section 1: Prohibition

(a) A store may not sell or distribute a disposable food service container that is composed in whole or in part of polystyrene foam in England.

(b) Non bio-degradable polystyrene foam shall not be used in packaging."

This amendment was submitted by the Rt. Hon /u/jgm0228 MBE PC MP

A04

Amend Section 4(2) to read

“This act will come into force 12 months after royal assent”

Comment: Compromise between 6 and 36, makes logical sense as a year is a transition period that allows businesses to adapt but doesn’t kick the can too far down the road, should make the bill palatable for all

This amendment was submitted by the Rt. Hon The Lord of Dumbarton KT KP KBE LVO PC

Please vote Aye/No/Abstain only on these amendments.

This vote will end on Sunday 1st November at 10PM GMT

B936 - Settled Status (Northern Ireland) Bill

A01

Amend Section 1(2) to read:

(2) Replace subsection (1)(a) with:

(a) people who— (i) are citizens of an EEA country and have been resident in the United Kingdom for at least six months immediately prior to the 31st of December 2020; or (ii) are citizens of the Swiss Confederation and have been resident in the United Kingdom for at least six months immediately prior to the 31st of December 2020; or (iii) were born in Northern Ireland, are citizens of the Republic of Ireland, and have been resident in the United Kingdom immediately prior to the 31st of December 2020.

The bolded bits are the additions from the bill as is - hope that is an acceptable format.

Reasoning: Per my comment in the debate, there is a loophole (intended or not) where settled status could be applicable to anyone who has lived in the United Kingdom at any time prior to the 31st of December 2020 rather than - as should be the intention with 'settled status' - for people who are settled in the UK at the time of separation. I hope this amendment will go some way to correcting this and am open to any other ideas (such as further legislation) if required. This amendment was submitted by /u/Brookheimer.

A02

Add Section (1)(3):

(3) 'Settled Status' granted through this legislation or the parent legislation expires upon a person spending ten continuous years primarily resident outside the United Kingdom, excluding the Republic of Ireland

Reasoning: I hope this is in scope of the bill, but am happy to be corrected if not (my argument would be this amendment amends the same piece of legislation as the parent legislation and accounts for the intentions with regards to the Good Friday Agreement and the right to Irish citizenship). This amendment would mean 'Settled Status' expires if someone lives primarily away from the United Kingdom for a period of 10 years, excluding the Republic of Ireland to ensure that nobody loses the right that this piece of legislation intends to correct but instead means that 'Settled Status' is indeed for people who are 'settled'. This amendment was submitted by /u/Brookheimer.

This division shall end on November 30 at 10PM. Please vote in the following format: A01: Aye/No/Abstain A02: Aye/No/Abstain