HC Deb 29 June 1982 vol 26 cc825-6

'In section 3(1) of the Northern Ireland Assembly Act 1973, at end there shall be added—

  1. (e) if he is a minister of religion having a cure of souls;
  2. (f) if he is, or has been, a member of a proscribed organisation.'.—[Mr. Amery.]

Brought up, and read the First time.

Question put,That the clause be read a Second time:—

The House divided: Ayes 19, Noes 163.

Division 251] [9.52 pm
AYES
Amery, Rt Hon Julian Morris, M. (N'hampton S)
Biggs-Davison, Sir John Powell, Rt Hon J.E. (S Down)
Budgen, Nick Proctor, K. Harvey
Cranborne, Viscount Ross, Wm. (Londonderry)
Farr, John Shepherd, Richard
Gardiner, George (Reigate) Stanbrook, Ivor
Goodhart, Sir Philip Walker, B. (Perth)
Kilfedder, James A.
Lawrence, Ivan Tellers for the Ayes:
McCusker, H. Rev. Martin Smyth and
Molyneaux, James Mr. Christopher Murphy.
Morgan, Geraint
NOES
Alexander, Richard Braine, Sir Bernard
Alison, Rt Hon Michael Bruce-Gardyne, John
Alton, David Bryan, Sir Paul
Ancram, Michael Buck, Antony
Arnold, Tom Bulmer, Esmond
Aspinwall, Jack Cadbury, Jocelyn
Atkins, Rt Hon H. (S'thorne) Campbell-Savours, Dale
Baker, Nicholas (N Dorset) Carlisle, Kenneth (Lincoln)
Banks, Robert Chalker, Mrs. Lynda
Beaumont-Dark, Anthony Channon, Rt. Hon. Paul
Beith, A. J. Chapman, Sydney
Benyon, W. (Buckingham) Clarke, Kenneth (Rushcliffe)
Berry, Hon Anthony Cockeram, Eric
Best, Keith Cope, John
Bevan, David Gilroy Crawshaw, Richard
Blackburn, John Critchley, Julian
Bottomley, Peter (W'wich W) Cryer, Bob
Boyson, Dr Rhodes Dorrell, Stephen
Douglas-Hamilton, Lord J. Neubert, Michael
Dover, Denshore Newton, Tony
du Cann, Rt Hon Edward Normanton, Tom
Dunn, Robert (Dartford) Parris, Matthew
Elliott, Sir William Patten, John (Oxford)
Ellis, Tom (Wrexham) Pattie, Geoffrey
Eyre, Reginald Pawsey, James
Fairgrieve, Sir Russell Penhaligon, David
Faith, Mrs Sheila Pink, R. Bonner
Fenner, Mrs Peggy Pitt, William Henry
Fisher, Sir Nigel Price, Sir David (Eastleigh)
Fitt, Gerard Prior, Rt Hon James
Fookes, Miss Janet Raison, Rt Hon Timothy
Forman, Nigel Rhodes James, Robert
Fraser, Peter (South Angus) Rhys Williams, Sir Brandon
Garel-Jones, Tristan Ridley, Hon Nicholas
Goodlad, Alastair Ridsdale, Sir Julian
Grimond, Rt Hon J. Roberts, Wyn (Conway)
Grist, Ian Roper, John
Hamilton, Hon A. Ross, Stephen (Isle of Wight)
Hampson, Dr Keith Rossi, Hugh
Heddle, John Rost, Peter
Hicks, Robert Rumbold, Mrs A. C. R
Higgins, Rt Hon Terence L. Sainsbury, Hon Timothy
Hogg, Hon Douglas (Gr'th'm) Sandelson, Neville
Holland, Philip (Carlton) Scott, Nicholas
Hooson, Tom Shaw, Sir Michael (Scarb)
Hordern, Peter Shepherd, Colin (Hereford)
Howe, Rt Hon Sir Geoffrey Shersby, Michael
Howells, Geraint Silvester, Fred
Hunt, David (Wirral) Sims, Roger
Hurd, Rt Hon Douglas Skeet, T. H. H.
Irvine, Bryant Godman Skinner, Dennis
Johnson Smith, Sir Geoffrey Smith, Tim (Beaconsfield)
Jopling, Rt Hon Michael Speller, Tony
Kellett-Bowman, Mrs Elaine Spicer, Jim (West Dorset)
Kimball, Sir Marcus Stanley, John
Lamont, Norman Steen, Anthony
Lang, Ian Stevens, Martin
Latham, Michael Stewart, A. (E Renfrewshire)
Lester, Jim (Beeston) Stewart, Ian (Hitchin)
Lewis, Kenneth (Rutland) Stradling Thomas, J.
Lloyd, Ian (Havant & W'loo) Tapsell, Peter
Luce, Richard Taylor, Teddy (S'end E)
Lyons, Edward (Bradf'd W) Thomas, Rt Hon Peter
Madel, David Thompson, Donald
Major, John Trippier, David
Marlow, Antony van Straubenzee, Sir W.
Marten, Rt Hon Neil Vaughan, Dr Gerard
Mates, Michael Viggers, Peter
Mather, Carol Waddington, David
Mawby, Ray Wainwright, R. (Colne V)
Mawhinney, Dr Brian Waldegrave, Hon William
Maxwell-Hyslop, Robin Watson, John
Mayhew, Patrick Wellbeloved, James
Mellor, David Wells, Bowen
Meyer, Sir Anthony Wheeler, John
Mills, Iain (Meriden) Wickenden, Keith
Mills, Sir Peter (West Devon) Williams, D.(Montgomery)
Mitchell, R. C. (Soton Itchen) Williams, Rt Hon Mrs (Crosby)
Moate, Roger
Morrison, Hon C. (Devizes) Wolfson, Mark
Mudd, David
Myles, David Tellers for the Noes:
Needham, Richard Mr. Robert Boscawen and
Nelson, Anthony Mr. Peter Brooke.

Question accordingly negatived.

It being after Ten o'clock, MR. SPEAKER proceeded, pursuant to the Order [22 June], to put forthwith the Questions on amendments, moved by a Member of the Government, of which notice had been given, to that port of the Bill to be concluded at Ten o'clock.

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