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Lords Amendment: In page 15, line 7, at the end, insert:
and for the purposes of the proviso to subsection (6) of the last foregoing section that amount shall be deemed not to have been paid.
§ Mr. DEPUTY-SPEAKERI have to call the attention of the House to the fact that this Amendment raises a Question of Privilege.
§ Mr. RAMSBOTHAMI beg to move, "That this House doth agree with the Lords in the said Amendment."
In the preceding Clause a provision is made for deductions from Income Tax assessments in respect of liability for annuities and this is not allowed so far as liability is extinguished by a remission. In this case it is obvious that, under the provisions of this Sub-section, the amount has been paid. The words in Clause 13 (6)
If by reason of a remission … an instalment is not paidwould not have covered a case in which an instalment was paid and was subsequently returned under the provisions of Clause 14 (4).
§ Mr. DEPUTY-SPEAKERA special entry will be made in the Journals.
§ Subsequent Lords Amendments to page 17, line 20, agreed to.