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PP 2021/0009

HOUSE OF KEYS

Y Chiare as Feed

ORDER PAPER Claare Obbyr

DOUGLAS Tuesday 2nd February 2021

10.00 am

1. Prayers

2. Questions for Oral Answer 1. The Hon. Member for Douglas Central (Mr Thomas) to ask the Minister for

Enterprise –

What the findings were of the Sure trial of 5G in Douglas launched in November

2019; and what implications these findings have for public policy concerning

telecommunications technology, planning, public health and regulation?

2. The Hon. Member for Arbory, Castletown and Malew (Mr Moorhouse) to ask the Minister for Environment, Food and Agriculture –

What time limit applies to his powers to support or overturn a Planning Inspector’s appeal decision?

3. The Hon. Member for Douglas Central (Mrs Corlett) to ask the Minister for Environment, Food and Agriculture –

What plans he has to amend the period of 21 days for display of planning application notices (yellow notices) to exclude the lockdown period?

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4. The Hon. Member for Arbory, Castletown and Malew (Mr Moorhouse) to ask the Chairman of the Post Office –

On how many occasions in 2020 local authorities, businesses and individuals were contacted about people potentially confusing their private Post Boxes for genuine Isle of Man Post ones?

5. The Hon. Member for Douglas Central (Mr Thomas) to ask the Chairman of the Office of Fair Trading –

What a) amendments to the Agreement were proposed and b) objections to actual cost were made by the Isle of Man Government parties to the 2015 Gas Agreement between 1st May 2015 and 31st December 2020; what other Gas contract documents have been agreed between the 2015 Gas Agreement parties; and whether there is now a dispute with Manx Gas arising from the 2015 Gas Agreement?

6. The Hon. Member for Onchan (Ms Edge) to ask the Chief Minister –

How many exemption certificates to enter the Island have been revoked?

7. The Hon. Member for Onchan (Ms Edge) to ask the Chief Minister–

Whether during lockdown he has had decisions presented to him which were made by Officers without the Council of Ministers having had any opportunity to consider them?

8. The Hon. Member for Arbory, Castletown and Malew (Mr Moorhouse) to ask the Chief Minister –

How many Isle of Man Government media announcements were published between 5.00 pm on Friday 15th January and 9:00 am on Tuesday 19th January 2021, broken down by (a) tweets (b) news releases (c) current news stories on the Isle of Man Government website and (d) news releases on other platforms?

9. The Hon. Member for Onchan (Ms Edge) to ask the Minister for the Treasury –

When the Central Framework Agreement for legal services was last tendered?

10. The Hon. Member for Ramsey (Mr Hooper) to ask the Minister for the Treasury –

What assessment he has made of the impact of coronavirus on local authority finances?

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11. The Hon. Member for Onchan (Ms Edge) to ask the Minister for Health and Social Care –

Pursuant to his Answer to Q29 at January Tynwald, what attempts the Department made to order a tray of Pfizer vaccine on 5th December?


How many people contacted the 111 help line with symptoms (a) from 1st to 20th January and (b) from 21st to 31st January, broken by those who were (i) tested and (ii) not tested?


How many people are receiving (a) cancer treatment and (b) medication who are not funded by the NHS?

14. The Hon. Member for Douglas Central (Mr Thomas) to ask the Minister for Justice and Home Affairs –

If he will make a statement in respect of the law and practice of conciliation in the case of proceedings before the Employment and Equality Tribunal in connection with a provision of the Equality Act 2017 or any of the relevant enactments?

15. The Hon. Member for Ramsey (Mr Hooper) to ask the Minister for Infrastructure –

What criteria were set out for airlines participating in the expression of interest process for government support during the pandemic; and what process was followed to award the contracts?


Pursuant to his answer to Question 62 in January Tynwald, at the date the quick quote process was launched which disposal sites had appropriate licences that would have enabled them to serve as an alternative to Wrights Pit North should they have been willing and able to do so?

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17. The Hon. Member for Douglas Central (Mr Thomas) to ask the Minister for Policy and Reform –

Why the total number of registered voters has fallen from 63,832 on 1st April 2020 to 62,463 on 1st January 2021; and what he estimates the population will be on Census Day April 2021 based on this dataset and other data sources?

18. The Hon. Member for Arbory, Castletown and Malew (Mr Moorhouse) to ask the Minister for Policy and Reform –

By how much the cost of television licences has increased since 2016?

19. The Hon. Member for Douglas East (Mrs Barber) to ask the Minister for Enterprise –

What action his Department has taken to monitor the civil legal action undertaken by the United Kingdom’s Financial Conduct Authority concerning business insurance interruption cover for small business; what interaction his Department has had with affected local businesses; and what support he is able to offer affected Isle of Man businesses who have been refused payment from their insurers on claims made under business insurance interruption clauses in their insurance policies?

20. The Hon. Member for Douglas East (Mrs Barber) to ask the Minister for Enterprise –

What discussions his Department has had with the Isle of Man Financial Planners and Insurance Brokers Association, and other professional bodies, to understand the extent of the impact for Island businesses and to assist where possible in the achievement of timely financial settlements from insurers to small businesses on the Island following the recent verdict by the Supreme Court in the UK Business Interruption (BI) appeal?

21. The Hon. Member for Arbory, Castletown and Malew (Mr Moorhouse) to ask the Chairman of the Post Office –

When the position of sub postmaster for Ballasalla was advertised in the last five years?


What the legal basis is for his Department not accepting private prescriptions for cancer treatment and medication?

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23. The Hon. Member for Ramsey (Mr Hooper) to ask the Minister for Health and Social Care –

What procedural matters were the cause of the patient transfer lot 1 appeal; and why he decided to re-procure the patient transfer contract following this appeal?

24. The Hon. Member for Douglas South (Mr Quine) to ask the Minister for Health and Social Care –

Whether people who suffer from learning disabilities form part of the Priority Groups for vaccination?

3. Questions for Written Answer


If he will list the reception and counter spaces there are in Government buildings which are being reviewed as part of the New Public Service Project?


To whom the New Public Service Project recommendations on the development of localised service centres offering customer services for a broad range of Government activity will be made; and when those recommendations will be published?

3. The Hon. Member for Ramsey (Mr Hooper) to ask the Minister for Education, Sport and Culture–

What the total cost of the teachers' pay settlement was; and whether this was funded (a) through additional funding from Treasury or (b) from the Department’s existing budget; and if (b), where the funding came from?


Further to his Answer to Question 22 in January Tynwald, what the planned completion date is for rollout of two doses of coronavirus vaccine to each of the JCVI priority groups?

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What the planned completion date is for rollout of coronavirus vaccine in each of the Island's care homes?


Pursuant to his Answer to Question 61 in January Tynwald, what the Government’s potential maximum exposure is under the air route underwrite arrangements up to their expiry dates?

4. The Chairman of the Education Bill (Mr Moorhouse) to move -

That the Education Bill Report Volume 1 [PP No 2020/0224(1)] and Volume 2

[PP No 2020/0224(2)] be received and that the following recommendation be

approved –

The Department should not bring the Bill back for further examination:

without a clear statement of which clauses it will not wish to take forward

and which clauses it will wish to amend substantially; and

until it has prepared a clear statement of the direction of its planning; in

particular, the House will wish to know what its plans are for the structure

of delivering education.

The House should examine in Committee of the Whole House the changes which the Department will wish to bring to the Bill in the light of experience over the summer.

The next stage of the Bill should be in Committee of the Whole House on all the Clauses of the Education Bill, focusing on the impact of the Beamans’ Report on the Department’s plans and any consequent policy changes; in particular, the House should examine closely all the provisions in the Bill relating to governance.

The House should discuss the broad policy issues which the Bill will seek to deliver and the reasons for the extensive powers which it is seeking; it would be appropriate for the House to examine in detail in Committee of the Whole House the specific areas raised with us by witnesses and for those witnesses to be called to give evidence before the whole House.

https://www.tynwald.org.im/business/opqp/sittings/20182021/2020-PP-0224(1).pdf

https://www.tynwald.org.im/business/opqp/sittings/20182021/2020-PP-0224(1).pdf

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5. Bill for Second Reading 5.1 International Co-operation (Protection from Liability) Bill 2021

Mr Hooper 6. Consideration of Clauses

6.1 Climate Change Bill 2020 Mr Boot

Tabled Amendments

Long Title Mr Hooper

Clause 2 Mrs Caine

Clause 2 Mr Hooper

Clause 2 Mr Thomas

Clause 3 Mr Hooper

Clause 3 Mr Perkins

Clause 3 Mr Thomas

Clause 6 Mr Perkins

Clause 9 Mr Hooper

Clause 10 Mr Hooper

Clause 12 Mr Hooper

Clause 16 Mr Hooper

Clause 17 Mr Hooper

Clause 18 Mr Hooper

Clause 19 Mr Perkins

Clause 19 Mr Hooper

Clause 20 Mr Hooper

Clause 20 Mr Shimmins

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Clause 21 Mr Hooper

Clause 23 Mr Hooper

Clause 24 Mr Hooper

Clause 25 Mr Hooper

Clause 26 Mr Hooper

Clause 27 Mr Hooper

Clause 28 Mr Shimmins

Clause 30 Mr Hooper

Clause 31 Mr Thomas

Clause 32 Mr Hooper

Clause 36 Mrs Caine

Clause 36 Mr Hooper

Clause 37 Mr Thomas

New Schedule 1 Mr Thomas

Schedule 1 Mr Shimmins

Schedule 1 Mrs Caine

Schedule 1 Mr Hooper

6.2 Sky Lanterns and Balloons (Prohibition) Bill 2020

Mr Perkins

Tabled Amendments

Clause 2 Mrs Barber

Clause 5 Mrs Barber

Clause 9 Mrs Barber

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7. Bills for Third Reading

7.1 Companies (Amendment) Bill 2020 Mr Shimmins

7.2 Beneficial Ownership Bill 2020

Mr Cannan

Unless the House otherwise determines, the above business will be considered in the order shown.

Roger Phillips

Secretary of the House

The next the next scheduled sitting of the House of Keys will be 9th February 2021

IN THE KEYS

CLIMATE CHANGE BILL 2020

CONCATENATED LIST OF AMENDMENTS

AMENDMENT TO LONG TITLE

1. Page 13, line 1, for “2050” substitute «2035». (Mr Hooper)

AMENDMENTS TO CLAUSE 2

2. Page 13, line 11, for “sections 21 to 23 Parts 7 and 8,” substitute «sections 21 to

23, Parts 6 to 8,». (Mrs Caine)

3. Page 13, lines 11 to 13, for subsection (1) substitute —

«Parts 1 to 8 and paragraphs 3(a) and 3(b) of the Schedule to this Act

come into operation on the day on which this Act is passed.».

(Mr Hooper)

4. Page 13, line 12, for “paragraph 3 of the Schedule” substitute «Schedule 1 and

paragraph 3 of Schedule 2». (Mr Thomas)

5. Page 13, line 12, for “paragraph 3” substitute «paragraph 3(a) and (b)».

(Mrs Caine)


(Mrs Caine)


(Mr Hooper)

AMENDMENT TO CLAUSE 3

8. Page 14, lines 25-26, for “the reduction in emissions of greenhouse gases as a

result of mitigating actions taken in the Island” substitute «the effort towards

the reduction in emissions of greenhouse gases attributable to the Isle of Man or

effort towards increasing the removals of such gases (or both)». (Mr Hooper)

9. Page 15, line 8, omit “by 2050”. (Mr Hooper)

Amendments CLIMATE CHANGE BILL 2020

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10. Page 15, lines 20 to 23, for the definition of “public body” substitute —

«“public body” means a public authority within the meaning of section

6(1) of the Freedom of Information Act 2015;». (Mr Perkins)

11. Page 15, lines 20 to 23, for the definition of “public body” substitute —

«“public body” means a body specified in Schedule 2;». (Mr Thomas)

12. Page 15, line 33, after “goals”” insert «or Schedule 1». (Mr Thomas)


13. Page 17, line 14, after “may” insert «by regulations». (Mr Perkins)





16. Page 19, lines 2 and 3, for subsection (1) substitute —

«(1) The Council of Ministers must —

(a) make regulations on or before 1 July 2021 that set an

interim target which has a target date specified in the

regulations that is not later than 5 years after the interim

target is set;

(b) before the target date specified in regulations made under

paragraph (a), make regulations setting the next interim

target, which must specify a target date that is not later

than 5 years after the target date set by regulations made

under paragraph (a);

(c) make such further regulations as may be required for the

purpose of setting any subsequent interim target, which

must specify a date that is not later than 5 years after the

target date of the previous interim target set under this

subsection, and not later than the end of the net zero

emissions target year.». (Mr Hooper)

17. Page 19, line 7, for “paragraph” substitute «subsection». (Mr Hooper)

CLIMATE CHANGE BILL 2020 Amendments

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18. Page 20, lines 15 and 16, for the text in clause 12 substitute —

«In exercising functions under this Act involving consideration of how to

meet the net zero emissions target and any interim targets the Council of

Ministers must have regard to the need for domestic effort on climate

change.». (Mr Hooper)


19. Page 21, lines 23 to 25, for “in the Island to encourage activities that consist of,

or that cause or contribute directly or indirectly to, the removal of greenhouse

gases from the atmosphere” substitute «to operate to encourage activities that

consist of, or that cause or contribute directly or indirectly to, the reduction in

greenhouse gas emissions or the removal of greenhouse gases from the

atmosphere». (Mr Hooper)


20. Page 23, line 25, for “approved by Tynwald” substitute «laid before Tynwald for

approval». (Mr Hooper)

21. Page 23, line 26, after “plan” insert «, or any amendment to such a plan, that is».

(Mr Hooper)

22. Page 23, lines 27 and 28, for subsection (4)(a) substitute —

«(a) must not be moved for approval by Tynwald until at least

3 months after it has been laid;

(b) if Tynwald resolves that it must be amended, the amended

plan must be laid and moved for approval by Tynwald and

may be so amended without further consultation with the

public; and».

Renumber remaining paragraph. (Mr Hooper)


23. Page 24, line 28,

(a) omit “and”;

(b) after paragraph (j) insert —


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«(k) any tax policy associated with meeting the net zero

emissions target or any interim targets; and».

Renumber remaining paragraph. (Mr Hooper)

24. Page 25, lines 8 to 11, for subsection (4) substitute —

«(4) A climate change plan may also set out the Council of Ministers’

proposals and policies regarding —

(a) the respective contributions towards meeting any interim

targets that must be made by particular sectors of the Isle

of Man economy; and

(b) how the respective contributions towards meeting any

interim targets by particular sectors of the Isle of Man

economy may be achieved.». (Mr Hooper)


25. Page 25, line 29, after “each” insert «calendar». (Mr Perkins)

26. Page 25, line 29, for “Tynwald, no later than July” substitute «Tynwald for

approval, no later than July». (Mr Hooper)

27. Page 25, line 32, after subsection (1) insert —

«(2) A Minister must, at the sitting at which an annual progress report

is laid or the next subsequent sitting, move that the report be

received by Tynwald.».

Renumber remaining subsections. (Mr Perkins)

28. Page 26, line 27, for “section to —” substitute «section to amend the matters that

must be contained in the annual progress report.». (Mr Perkins)

29. Page 26, lines 28 to 32, omit paragraphs (a), (b) and (c). (Mr Perkins)


30. Page 26, lines 34 to 37, for subsection 1 substitute —

«(1) The Council of Ministers must report to Tynwald in respect of

every 5 year period (“5-yearly reporting period”), beginning with

the 5 year period ending on 31 March 2022, on the progress

towards the net zero emissions target in that period.».

(Mr Hooper)


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31. Page 26, lines 38 to 40 and Page 27, lines 1 to 9, omit subsection (2). (Mr Hooper)

32. Page 27, line 10, omit “or (2)”. (Mr Hooper)

33. Page 27, line 11, after “Tynwald” insert «for approval». (Mr Hooper)

34. Page 27, line 11, after “reporting period” insert «and a Minister must, at the

sitting at which it is laid or the next subsequent sitting, move that the report be

received by Tynwald». (Mr Shimmins)

35. Page 28, lines 11 and 12, omit subsection (12).

Renumber the subsections and adjust cross references. (Mr Hooper)



«(3) Regulations under subsection (2) must specify targets for a public

body to contribute to the net reduction in emissions of greenhouse

gases by reference to the net zero emissions target and any

interim target.». (Mr Hooper)


37. Page 29, line 23, for “may” substitute «must». (Mr Hooper)



«(2) The Council of Minsters may, with the agreement of the Tynwald

Auditor General, appoint the Tynwald Auditor General as a

monitor.».

Renumber remaining subsections and adjust cross references. (Mr Hooper)


39. Page 30, line 25, for “The Council” substitute «Subject to subsection (5), the

Council». (Mr Hooper)


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40. Page 30, line 31, for “The report” substitute, «Subject to subsection (5), the

report». (Mr Hooper)

41. Page 30, line 34, for “The monitor” substitute «Subject to subsection (5), the

monitor». (Mr Hooper)

42. Page 30, line 35, after subsection (4), insert —

«(5) In a case where the monitor is the Tynwald Auditor General —

(a) the Council of Ministers may not direct the monitor

under subsection (1) or (2) or section 27;’

(b) The Public Accounts Committee may direct the monitor

in relation to the matters described in subsections (1)(a),

(b), (c) or (d) or (2);

(c) The monitor must send the report that it is directed to

prepare to Tynwald.». (Mr Hooper)


43. Page 31, line 3, after “Ministers” insert «(or, where the monitor is the Tynwald

Auditor General, the Public Accounts Committee)». (Mr Hooper)

44. Page 31, line 5, after “Ministers” insert «(or the Public Accounts Committee, as

the case may be)». (Mr Hooper)





47. Page 31, line 12, after “Ministers” insert «or the Public Accounts Committee».

(Mr Hooper)

48. Page 31, line 15, after “Ministers” insert «or the Public Accounts Committee».

(Mr Hooper)


49. Page 31, line 20, after “do so” insert «(or in a case where the monitor is the

Tynwald Auditor General, if the Public Accounts Committee directs the monitor

to do so)» (Mr Hooper)


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50. Page 31, line 21, after “Ministers” insert «(or in a case where the monitor is the

Tynwald Auditor General, the Public Accounts Committee)». (Mr Hooper)


51. Page 31, line 26, after the first line of subsection (1) insert —

«(a) “building” has the same meaning as in section 33(2) of the

Building Control Act 1991;».

Renumber remaining paragraphs. (Mr Shimmins)

52. Page 32, line 5, for “sub section (1);” substitute «subsection (1); or». (Mr

Shimmins)

53. Page 32, line 6, omit subsection (3)(b).

Renumber paragraph (c). (Mr Shimmins)

54. Page 32, line 8, for “The Council of Ministers” substitute «For the purposes of

implementing the requirements of a climate change action plan, the Council of

Ministers». (Mr Shimmins)

55. Page 32, line 9, for “the use of fossil fuel and fossil fuel heating systems”

substitute «the use of a fossil fuel or fossil fuel heating systems». (Mr Shimmins)


56. Page 33, line 34, omit “(except an order under section 2)”. (Mr Hooper)

SUBSTITUTION OF CLAUSE 31

57. Page 34, lines 5 to 37, for Clause 31 substitute —

«31 UK legislation and legislation to incorporate international

obligations

(1) The Council of Ministers may by order —

(a) modify this Act (except this section), or any other Manx

enactment, in such manner as appears to it expedient for

the purpose of making such Acts correspond (subject to

such modifications as it considers appropriate) with


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legislation mentioned in subsection (2) which relates,

directly or indirectly, to enabling climate change action or

mitigating potentially negative consequences arising from

climate change action;

(b) apply to the Island as part of the law of the Island, subject

to such modifications as may be specified in the order, any

subordinate legislation made under UK legislation

concerning any matter which relates, directly or indirectly,

to enabling climate change action or mitigating potentially

negative consequences arising from climate change action;

(c) incorporate into the law of the Island any obligation in an

EU instrument, or other international treaty, convention or

other such instrument in respect of any matter which

relates, directly or indirectly, to enabling climate change

action or mitigating potentially negative consequences

arising from climate change action;

(d) directly apply an EU instrument, or other international

treaty, convention or other such instrument in respect of

any matter which relates, directly or indirectly, to enabling

climate change action or mitigating potentially negative

consequences arising from climate change action; and

(e) make ambulatory reference to technical standards referred

to in UK legislation, an EU instrument, or other

international treaty, convention or other such instrument

as they may —

(i) be stipulated or amended from time to time; or

(ii) appear in a particular edition of a publication in

which they are set out,

and providing that those technical standards have the force

of law in the Island without the need for further legislation

whenever they are amended or a new edition of the

publication is produced.

(2) The legislation referred to in subsection (1)(a) is any of the

following UK legislation —

(a) the Environmental Protection Act 1990;

(b) the Environment Act 1995;

(c) the Clean Air Act 1993;

(d) any provision of UK legislation an Act of Parliament, or of

any instrument of a legislative character made UK

legislation, amending or varying, directly or indirectly, any

of the Acts of Parliament mentioned in paragraphs (a) to

(c);


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(e) any instrument of a legislative character made or having

effect as if made under any of the Acts of Parliament

mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (c).

(3) An order under subsection (1) may include provision repealing or

amending any provision of a Manx enactment which is

inconsistent with, or is unnecessary or requires modification in

consequence of, the order, subordinate legislation made under UK

legislation or any EU instrument or other international treaty,

convention of other such instrument incorporated into the law of

the Island by the order.

(4) An order under subsection (1)(b) must—

(a) specify the modifications (if any) subject to which the UK

legislation applies to the Island;

(b) set out the subordinate legislation applied by the order,

incorporating the modifications subject to which it applies

to the Island;

(c) in the case of an order applying subordinate legislation

which amends previous subordinate legislation applied to

the Island, set out the previous legislation so applied as

amended, incorporating the modifications subject to which

that subordinate legislation applies to the Island.».

(Mr Thomas)


58. Page 35, line 6, after “premises” insert «where the authorised officer has

reasonable grounds for suspecting that an offence has been committed or there

has been any other contravention of the regulations, order or Act, as the case

may be». (Mr Hooper)


59. Page 39, line 2, for “may make regulations” substitute «must make regulations,

by no later than 31 December 2023,». (Mrs Caine)

60. Page 39, line 2, for “may” substitute «must». (Mr Hooper)

AMENDMENT OF CLAUSE 37

61. Page 39, line 21, for “The Schedule” substitute «Schedule 2». (Mr Thomas)


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SCHEDULE NS1 INSERTED

62. Page 41, line 1, immediately before the Schedule insert —

«SCHEDULE 1

[SECTION 3(1)]

PUBLIC BODIES

The Cabinet Office

The Chief Constable

The Clerk of Tynwald

The Communications and Utilities Regulatory Authority

The Council of Ministers

The Department of Education, Sport and Culture

The Department for Enterprise

The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture.

The Department of Health and Social Care

The Department of Home Affairs

The Department of Infrastructure

Financial Intelligence Unit

General Registry

HM Attorney General’s Chambers

Industrial Relations Officers appointed under section 5 of the Trade Disputes

Act 1985

Information Commissioner

The Isle of Man Financial Services Authority

The Isle of Man Gambling Supervision Commission

The Isle of Man Office of Fair Trading

The Isle of Man Post Office

The Manx Museum and National Trust

The Manx Utilities Authority

The Public Sector Pensions Authority

Public Services Commission

Road Transport Licensing Committee

The Treasury

A local authority


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Renumber the existing SCHEDULE as «SCHEDULE 2». (Mr Thomas)

AMENDMENT TO SCHEDULE

63. Page 52, lines 2 and 3, omit “, which must not exceed 20 megawatts”.

(Mr Shimmins)

64. Page 52, line 23, for “1 October 2024” substitute «1 January 2024».(Mrs Caine)


IN THE KEYS

SKY LANTERNS AND BALLOONS (PROHIBITION) BILL

2021

CONCATENATED LIST OF AMENDMENTS

Mrs C Barber to move —


1. Page 5, for lines 8 to 13 (inclusive) substitute —

“This Act comes into operation on its announcement day.”

(Mrs C Barber)


2. Page 6, after line 6 insert —

“(3) Section 4 does not apply to the sale, supply or release into the atmosphere

of a radio controlled model hot air balloon or a radio controlled model

airship.”

(Mrs C Barber)


3. Page 7, line 36, for “with the intention of it” substitute “which is capable of”.

(Mrs C Barber)

4. Page 8, lines 18 and 19, for “with the intention of it” substitute “which is capable

of”.

(Mrs C Barber)

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