HL Deb 23 July 1934 vol 93 cc883-4

Page 61, line 38, at the beginning insert: ("If the occupier of any shop gives notice that he elects that the provisions of this subsection shall not be applicable to that shop then, unless and until the notice is withdrawn, the said provisions shall not be applicable thereto, but as respects business carried on at any shop to which the said provisions are not so rendered inapplicable.")

THE EARL OF FEVERSHAM

My Lords, this Amendment should be taken with the next Amendment. It is parallel to the Amendment to Clause 5, line 4, and is to extend to garages, which, like catering establishments, are exempt from the limitation of overtime to six weeks in the year. They may, therefore, use overtime in any week in the year. The Amendment makes it a condition of this exemption that overtime shall not exceed twelve hours in any period of three consecutive weeks.

Moved, That this House doth agree with the Commons in the said Amendment.—(The Earl of Feversham.)

On Question, Motion agreed to.