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Andy
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Mr Speaker

The Ayes have it. The Ayes have it. Unlock!

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Richard
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Angela Smith, Baroness Smith of Basildon

My Lords, I propose the following amendment, to be added at the end of section 3, to offer further self-determination to the people of Wales in re the proposals in this bill.

7) This will be implemented if approved by Welsh voters in a referendum that would occur concurrently to the Welsh Parliament referendum.

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Richard
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Lord Speaker

We will now vote on the amendments!

Amendment 1 - voice vote content

This bill will now be returned to the Commons!

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Richard
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Madame Speaker

The Prime Minister will inform the House whether the Government agrees or disagrees with the Lords in their amendment!

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Caroline Blakesley
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Mr Speaker, we move that the House accept the amendments.

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Richard
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Order, second reading!

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Roger Brigham
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Madam Speaker,

I rise today with the purpose to support this bill, as a Conservative I'm proud to be a member of the party that is a clear supporter of our Union and in the same time supports Devolution for the different regions of this United Kingdom, because as democrats we defend the Union with the tools of democracy.

Wales is one of the historical nations of the United Kingdom, and as such, it deserves to be recognized, this is the purpose of the bill that the Opposition introduced. Finally Wales will have the Legislative Power it needs to develop its competences and serve better the interests of the Welsh people.

I'm glad to see how Government will support the bill, by the way, I'm surprised, because I don't understand why they support right now a different devolution process while in the Scotland Act they put all the obstacles they wanted to avoid the passing of the bill, it seems that for the Government Scottish people are second-class citizens and we can't accept that, I hope that the Scottish people will remember this in the next elections.

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Macmillan
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Mr Speaker,

For the sake of this bill and the people of Wales the Conservative Party shall be supporting the amendment offered by the other place so we can stop endlessly discussing it and start actually delivering for the Welsh nation.

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Faye Gallacher
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Madame Speaker, 

This government is proud to accept the amendment put forward to us today, as we argued in the House. The Leader of the Opposition tried to force it through - without any consultation from the Welsh people and without taking in the advice of the cross party Silk Commission. After imploring me to listen to a cross party range of voices on whether to accept a referendum on the devolution of income tax, I did so Madame Speaker and the verdict was strong: to ensure devolution was secure and legitimate income tax must be devolved with approval from a referendum. 

This government is proud to have taken part to amend this once rushed bill to ensure it is legislatively sound and that it delivered a stronger devolution package to the Welsh people. But we must be clear, after this campaign - which the Labour Party will proudly campaign for a 'Yes' vote - it is not the Conservatives who delivered devolution to Wales as the Conservative Party have undoubtedly boasted in the press. It is the Welsh people, who made their voices heard in this issue and who will, I have no doubt, vote for stronger devolution. 

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Richard
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Division, clear the lobbies!

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William Croft
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Aye 

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Thomas Reynolds
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Aye.


   
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Faye Gallacher
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Aye

"[we] would rather die than leave the Labour Party." - Emily Thornberry.


   
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Roger Brigham
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Aye

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Aye

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