Speeches by Mather.

“This amendment would require information under paragraph 11(5)(b) of Schedule 3 to the Bill to be provided to the Scottish and Welsh Ministers, instead of the Secretary of State, in appropriate cases.”

“Amendment 130, page 80, line 19, leave out “Secretary of State” and insert “appropriate Minister”.”

“This amendment would allow an application for an order under paragraph 11(8) of Schedule 3 to the Bill to be made by the Scottish and Welsh Ministers, instead of the Secretary of State, in appropriate cases.”

“Amendment 131, page 80, line 28, at end insert—”

““(11) In this paragraph “the court” means—”

“(a) in England and Wales, the High Court;”

“(2) Those arrangements may include arrangements under which sums become due from the body to the Secretary of State—”

“This amendment would add a definition of “the court” to paragraph 11 of Schedule 3.”

“Schedule 4”

“Minor and Consequential amendments”

“Amendments made: 132, page 82, line 20, leave out paragraphs 6 and 7 and insert—”

““6 Omit sections 13 to 15C.””

“This amendment would repeal sections 13 to 15C of the Railways Act 1993, which concern a licence modification referral mechanism which is no longer required.”

“Amendment 133, page 84, line 15, at end insert—”

“(b) in respect of station services provided in connection with such railway passenger services;”

“““GBR company” has the same meaning as in the Railways Act 2026 (see section 96(1) of that Act);”.””

“This amendment defines GBR company in the Railways Act 1993 for the purposes of the references added to that Act by amendments 97 to 105, 106 and 109.”

“Amendment 134, page 85, line 21, leave out “At the end of” and insert “In”.”

“This amendment and amendment 135 would provide for the general restriction on disclosure of information in section 145 of the Railways Act 1993 not to apply to information and advice published by the Passengers’ Council under clause 50 of the Bill.”

““11B Modification of Great British Railways’ licence by agreement”