§ Lords Amendment: No. 83, in page 113, line 1, leave out from "which" to end of line and insert "substantially replace".
§ 11.45 p.m.
§ No. 84, in page 113, line 7, leave out from "which" to "sections" in line 8 and insert "substantially replace".
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No. 85, in page 113, line 18, at end insert:
and, to the extent mentioned in that Part of Schedule 20, apply also for the purposes of the Industrial Injuries Act and the Family Allowances Act".
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No. 86, in page 113, line 18, at end insert:
(3) Part III of Schedule 20 to this Act shall have effect for the purpose of bringing section 64 of the Industrial Injuries Act (inspectors, etc.) into conformity with Part I of that Schedule in respect of penalties for obstruction and other matters.
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No. 89, in Clause 88, page 117, line 26, at end insert:
(8) Subsection (2) above (without paragraphs (a) and (b) ), and paragraphs 1 to 4 and 6 of Schedule 21 shall have effect for the purposes of the Industrial Injuries Act as if in those provisions references to this Act or to regulations or an inspector included respectively references to that Act and to regulations and an inspector under that Act; and subsection (3) above shall have effect for the purposes of that Act (subject to any express provisions of that Act) but shall not apply to a contravention of, or failure to comply with, regulations under that Act requiring a person to submit himself to medical treatment.
§ No. 92, in Clause 90, page 122, line 13, leave out "11(b)" and insert "12(b)".
§ No. 121, in Schedule 12, page 162, line 23, leave out "11(a)" and insert "12(a)".
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No. 159, in Schedule 20, page 201, line 25, leave out paragraph 2 and insert:
2.—(1) In accordance with this paragraph, persons shall furnish to an inspector all such information, and produce for his inspection all
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such documents, as he may reasonably require for the purpose of ascertaining—
- (a) whether any contributions or premiums are or have been payable, or have been duly paid, by or in respect of any person; or
- (b) whether benefit is or was payable to or in respect of any person.
§ (2) The following persons are under the duty imposed by subparagraph (1) above
- (a) the occupier of any premises or place liable to inspection under this Part of this Schedule;
- (b) any person who is or has been employing another;
- (c) any person carrying on an agency or other business for the introduction or supply to persons requiring them of persons available to do work or perform services;
- (d) the servants or agents of any such person as is specified in sub-paragraph (a), (b) or (c) above; and
- (e) any person who is or has been liable to pay contributions or a premium under this Act.
2A. In this Part of this Schedule references to contributions include reserve scheme, as well as basic scheme, contributions; and "premium" means a reserve scheme premium.
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No. 160, in page 203, line 28, at end insert:
10A. Paragraphs 8 to 10 except paragraph 10(b)) shall apply for the purposes of the Industrial Injuries Act as they apply for the purposes of this Act.
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No. 161, in page 203, line 30, leave out paragraphs 11 to 13 and insert:
11.—(1) The Secretary of State may incur expenses for the purpose of furnishing the address at which a man or woman is recorded by him as residing, where the address is required for the purpose of taking or carrying on legal proceedings to obtain or enforce an order for the making by the man or woman of payments—
- (a) for the maintenance of the man's wife or former wife, or the woman's husband or former husband; or
- (b) for the maintenance or education of any person as being the son or daughter of the man or his wife or former wife, or of the woman or her husband or former husband.
(2) In sub-paragraph (1)(b) above "son or daughter" includes a son or daughter by adoption and an illegitimate son or daughter.
§ 12. Regulations may provide—
- (a) for a voidable marriage which has been annulled, whether before or after the date when the regulations come into force, to be treated for the purposes of such provisions of, or of any regulations under, this Act, subject to such exceptions or conditions as may be prescribed, as if it had been a valid marriage which was terminated by divorce at the date of annulment;
- (b) for the purposes of this Act, the Industrial Injuries Act or the Family Allowances
208 Act, as to the circumstances in which a marriage celebrated under a law which permits polygamy is to be treated as having the same consequences as a marriage celebrated under a law which does not;
and regulations made for the purposes of subparagraph (b) above may make different provision in relation to different purposes and circumstances.
§ No. 162, in page 204, line 12, at end insert: