Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill

The Commons Reasons and Amendments were further considered, beginning with Motion E.
Motion E Lords amendment 73 was insisted on, amendments 74B to 74G were agreed to and amendment 87 was insisted on (division 3).
Motion F Lords amendment 80 was insisted on and amendment 80G was agreed to (division 4).
Motion G Lords amendments 81 and 82 were not insisted on.
Motion H Commons amendment 88A was agreed to.
Motion J Lords amendments 89 and 146 were not insisted on and Commons amendments 146A and 146B in lieu were agreed to.
Motion K Lords amendment 107 was not insisted on.
Motion L Lords amendments 114, 115 and 116 were not insisted on and Commons amendments 116A and 116B in lieu were agreed to.
Motion M Lords amendments 141 and 142 were not insisted on.
Motion N Lords amendment 143 was not insisted on and Commons amendments 143A to 143C in lieu were agreed to.
A Committee was appointed to propose reasons. The Committee proposed the following reasons for insisting on Lords Amendments 58, 73 and 87:
“Because the Lords wish the Commons to consider the matter again.” The reasons were agreed to.
The bill was returned to the Commons with reasons and amendments.

Tuesday 22 March 2022 between 15:14 and 17:02

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