HL Deb 31 July 1922 vol 51 c998

Order of the Day for the House to be put into Committee read.

Moved, That the house do now resolve itself into Committee.—(The Earl of Onslow.)

On Question, Motion agreed to.

House in Committee accordingly.

[The EARL OF DONOUGHMORE in the Chair.]

THE LORD CHAIRMAN

My noble friend, Lord Wemyss, has been good enough to inform me that he does not intend to move the Amendments to Clause 2 standing in his name, but my noble friend, Lord Stanmore, informs me that he has an Amendment to Clause 4 in the name of the Duke of Atholl.

Clauses 1 to 3 agreed to.

Clause 4:

Application to Scotland.

4. In the application of this Act to Scotland— (3) References to entering into a recognizance with or without sureties shall be construed as references to finding caution.

LORD STANMORE moved to leave out paragraph (3). The noble Lord said: On behalf of my noble friend, the Duke of ATHOLL, I beg to move this Amendment which is consequential on the deletion of a passage in the Report stage in the House of Commons.

Amendment moved— Leave out paragraph (3).—(Lord Stanmore.)

On Question, Amendment agreed to.

Clause 4, as amended, agreed to.

Remaining Clauses agreed to.

Schedule agreed to.

Then (Standing Order No. XXXIX having been suspended) Amendment reported, Bill read 3a, and passed, and returned to the Commons.