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Group 6: Listing buildings of special interest and control of works affecting listed buildings
Again, if Members are happy, then—sorry.
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Group 6: Listing buildings of special interest and control of works affecting listed buildings
In which case, the question is that amendments 10, 11 and 12 be agreed. Does any Member object? No objections. Amendment 10, 11 and 12 are agreed.
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Group 6: Listing buildings of special interest and control of works affecting listed buildings
Colleagues, I propose that amendments 10, 11 and 12 are disposed of en bloc. Does any Member object? Thank you very much.
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Group 6: Listing buildings of special interest and control of works affecting listed buildings
I move amendment 9 in the name of the Counsel General. The question is that amendment 9 be agreed. Does any Member object? No objections. Amendment 9 is agreed.
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Group 6: Listing buildings of special interest and control of works affecting listed buildings
I move amendment 8 in the name of the Counsel General. The question is that amendment 8 be agreed. Does any Member object? No objections. Amendment 8 is agreed.
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Group 6: Listing buildings of special interest and control of works affecting listed buildings
We move to amendment 7 in the name of the Counsel General. The question is that amendment 7 be agreed. Does any Member object? No objections. Amendment 7 is agreed.
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Group 6: Listing buildings of special interest and control of works affecting listed buildings
Thank you, Counsel General. Could I ask Members: does anybody want to speak to amendment 6 or the amendments that flow from it? No. In which case then, we will move to amendment 6 and we'll proceed to amendment 6. Can I ask, first of all, does any Member…
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Group 6: Listing buildings of special interest and control of works affecting listed buildings
Once again, I will move amendment 6 in the name of the Counsel General, but first, I will call on the Counsel General to speak to this amendment and the other amendments in the group.
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Group 6: Listing buildings of special interest and control of works affecting listed buildings
We now move on to group 6, and the amendments in group 6 relate to listing buildings of special interest and control of works affecting listed buildings. The lead amendment in this group is amendment 6 in the name of the Counsel General.
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Group 5: Use of the word 'appropriate'
I then move to amendment 34 in the name of the Counsel General. And again, the question is that amendment 34 be agreed. Does any Member object? No objections. Amendment 34 is agreed.
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Group 5: Use of the word 'appropriate'
Thank you, Counsel General. Can I ask are there other Members who wish to speak to this? No, there aren't. So, in which case, we move to the vote on amendment 33. The question is that amendment 33 be agreed. Does any Member object? No. In which case…
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Group 5: Use of the word 'appropriate'
So, once again, I will move amendment 33 in the name of the Counsel General, but I call on him first to speak to this amendment and the other amendments in this group.
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Group 5: Use of the word 'appropriate'
We move now straight on to group No. 5. The amendments in group 5 relate to the use of the word 'appropriate' in the Bill, and the lead amendment in the group is amendment 33 in the name of the Counsel General.
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Group 4: End of interim protection for monuments and end of interim protection and temporary listing for buildings
Thank you, Counsel General. Do any other Members want to speak to this amendment and the others that flow from it? No, we don't. In which case, having taken the assent of the Counsel General, he does want to push these to votes as we come along to them. So…
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Group 4: End of interim protection for monuments and end of interim protection and temporary listing for buildings
We now move, then, to group No. 4. The amendments in group 4 relate to end of interim protection for monuments and end of interim protection and temporary listing for buildings. The lead amendment in the group is amendment 32 in the name of the Counsel…
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Group 3: Enforcement of controls relating to scheduled monuments and listed buildings
Next, I move amendment 5 in the name of the Counsel General. The question is that amendment 5 be agreed. Does any Member object? There are no objections. Amendment 5 is therefore agreed.
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Group 3: Enforcement of controls relating to scheduled monuments and listed buildings
Next, I move amendment 4 in the name of the Counsel General. The question is that amendment 4 be agreed. Does any Member object? There are no objections. Amendment 4 is therefore agreed.
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Group 3: Enforcement of controls relating to scheduled monuments and listed buildings
Thank you very much. In which case, we'll first of all put the question—. We'll first ask: are there any other Members who wish to speak on these amendments? Okay. In which case, there's no debate to reply to here, Counsel General. We'll begin, then, by…
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Group 3: Enforcement of controls relating to scheduled monuments and listed buildings
Thank you, Counsel General. Are you speaking to the other amendments here? No—just to amendment 3 at the moment. Amendment 3—is that correct? All amendments you want to speak to.
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Group 3: Enforcement of controls relating to scheduled monuments and listed buildings
We therefore now move to group No. 3. The amendments in group No. 3 relate to the enforcement of controls related to scheduled monuments and listed buildings. The lead amendment in this group is amendment 3 in the name of the Counsel General. So, could I ask…
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Group 2: Monuments of special historic interest—key terms and schedule of monuments of national importance
We now move to amendment 2 in the name of the Counsel General. The question is that amendment 2 be agreed. Does any Member object? Amendment 2 is agreed.
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Group 2: Monuments of special historic interest—key terms and schedule of monuments of national importance
Thank you, Counsel General. Are there any Members who wish to speak on this amendment and the related one? No, there aren't. Counsel General, you have no debate to reply to. You do wish to move to a vote on amendment 1. We'll put amendment 1 to the meeting…
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Group 2: Monuments of special historic interest—key terms and schedule of monuments of national importance
I call on the Counsel General to speak to this amendment and his other amendment in this group.
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Group 2: Monuments of special historic interest—key terms and schedule of monuments of national importance
We now move to group 2. Group 2 relates to monuments of special historic interest—key terms and schedule of monuments of national importance. The lead amendment in this group is amendment 1, in the name of the Counsel General.
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Group 1: Protection of sites of historic wrecks
We'll move to vote on this amendment. Just to clarify for colleagues, if amendment 49 is not agreed, then the consequential amendments 50, 51, 52, 46, 47 and 48 fall, because they're consequential on this amendment. The question is that amendment 49 be…
