§ Mr. Henderson StewartI beg to move, in page 21, line 28, to leave out subparagraph (i).
§ This is a drafting Amendment.
§ Mr. M. StewartWill the hon. Gentleman clear up a point for me? How can an Amendment to leave out a whole subparagraph be a drafting Amendment? We swallowed it a little earlier when the hon. Gentleman said that an Amendment to leave out a whole Clause was a drafting Amendment. We now have another example. Perhaps he will unravel the problem.
§ Mr. Henderson StewartIt is, technically, only a drafting Amendment. The reason for the Amendment is that Clause 24, which was added to the Bill in Committee, makes unnecessary the proviso which it is proposed to delete.
§ Amendment agreed to.