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Business Bulletin No. 41 / 2004 |
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Friday 5th March 2004 |
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Section G: Bills: Notices and Amendments |
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New Bills introduced or reprinted on 3 March 2004 Nature Conservation (Scotland) Bill-The Bill was reprinted as amended at Stage 2. (SP Bill 9A) (Executive Bill) New Bills introduced or reprinted on 4 March 2004 Vulnerable Witnesses (Scotland) Bill-The Bill was reprinted as passed. (SP Bill 5B) (Executive Bill) New amendments to Bills lodged on 4 March 2004 Criminal Procedure (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill - Stage 2 Section 5 Margaret Mitchell 63 In section 5, page 9, line 38, leave out from <a> to <his> in line 39 and insert <each legal representative engaged for the purposes of the accused's> Margaret Mitchell 64 In section 5, page 10, line 3, leave out <solicitor> and insert <legal representative> Margaret Mitchell 65 In section 5, page 10, line 4, leave out <accused> and insert <person who engaged the representative> Margaret Mitchell 66 In section 5, page 10, line 6, leave out <solicitor> and insert <representative> Margaret Mitchell 67 In section 5, page 10, line 16, leave out <solicitor> and insert <legal representative> Margaret Mitchell 68 In section 5, page 10, line 26, leave out from second <the> to <his> in line 27 and insert <a new legal representative has been engaged, in an equivalent capacity to that of the representative who was dismissed or withdrew, for the purposes of the accused's> Margaret Mitchell 69 In section 5, page 10, line 29, leave out from second <the> to <his> in line 30 and insert <a new legal representative has not been engaged, in an equivalent capacity to that of the representative who was dismissed or withdrew, for the purposes of the accused's> Margaret Mitchell 70 In section 5, page 10, line 39, leave out <solicitor engaged by the accused> and insert <legal representative engaged, in an equivalent capacity to the representative who was dismissed or withdrew,> Margaret Mitchell 71 In section 5, page 10, line 42, at end insert-
After section 13 Michael Matheson 72 After section 13, insert-
Section 14 Margaret Mitchell 73 Leave out section 14 Long Title Hugh Henry 74 In substitution for amendment 62- In the long title, page 1, line 5, leave out from first <to> to <proceed;> in line 6 Hugh Henry 75 In substitution for amendment 62- In the long title, page 1, line 10, after <jurors,> insert <to make new provision as to the procedure where the trial diet does not proceed,> Michael Matheson 76 In the long title, page 1, line 12, after <issues;> insert <to make provision for the disclosure of information by the prosecutor;> Margaret Mitchell 77 In the long title, page 1, line 12, leave out from second <to> to <monitored;> in line 14 Nature Conservation (Scotland) Bill - Stage 3 Section 53 Dennis Canavan 1 In section 53, page 32, line 29, leave out <, but not Her Majesty in her private capacity>
Proposals for Members' Bills Names marked with an asterisk (*) are new names of support. Proposals that have attracted 11 supporters have those supporters' names shown in bold. The member who lodged such a proposal has the right to introduce a Member's Bill to give effect to that proposal under Rule 9.14 of the Standing Orders. Chris Ballance: Proposed Green Transport (Scotland) Bill-Proposal for a Bill to require Ministers to provide transport targets and plans aimed at stabilising road traffic at 2001 levels and which reduce climate change emissions and promote socially and environmentally sustainable transport alternatives. (lodged 12 February 2004) Supported by: Mr Mark Ruskell, Robin Harper, Shiona Baird, Mark Ballard, Eleanor Scott, Patrick Harvie, Frances Curran, Rob Gibson, Ms Rosemary Byrne, Colin Fox, Carolyn Leckie, Tommy Sheridan
Rob Gibson: Proposed Heritable Property Succession (Scotland) Bill-Proposal for a Bill to amend the current law of succession to heritable property. (lodged 12 February 2004) Supported by: Linda Fabiani, Michael Matheson, Mr Stewart Maxwell, Ms Sandra White, Stewart Stevenson, Christine Grahame, Campbell Martin, Eleanor Scott, Chris Ballance, Robin Harper, Mr Mark Ruskell
Frances Curran: Proposed School Meals and Snacks (Scotland) Bill-Proposal for a Bill to make provision for nutritional meals and free water in schools under the management of local authorities; to prescribe circumstances in which education authorities must provide free nutritional school meals and milk; to confer powers on the Scottish Ministers to regulate the sale and advertisement of consumable goods on school premises; to make provision for the monitoring of nutritional standards in schools; and to make provision for a complaints procedure for pupils and parents in relation to nutritional standards and the regulation of the sale and advertisement of consumable goods on school premises. (lodged 12 February 2004) Supported by: Carolyn Leckie, Rosie Kane, Tommy Sheridan, Colin Fox, Ms Rosemary Byrne, Elaine Smith, Chris Ballance, John Swinburne, Mark Ballard, Mr Mark Ruskell, Robin Harper, Dennis Canavan, Dr Jean Turner, Margo MacDonald, Shiona Baird*, Donald Gorrie*
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