Overview

This bill, Bill 16254/4 (Health Bill [HL]), focuses on amendments to the Health Bill. The amendments primarily concern the removal of certain clauses relating to the imposition of requirements. The changes are largely technical in nature, reflecting agreement between the House of Commons and the House of Lords.

Description

The core of this bill involves a series of amendments (Commons Amendment 11 and consequential Amendments 11A-11G) to Clause 22 and Clause 23 of the Health Bill. These amendments remove phrases such as "or imposing requirements in relation to" and related wording from specific lines within these clauses. The effect is to streamline the legislation by eliminating the ability of the relevant authorities to impose certain unspecified requirements in the identified areas of the Health Bill. The precise nature of the removed requirements is not explicitly defined in this document.

Government Spending

No information on the financial implications of these amendments to government spending is provided in the text of Bill 16254/4.

Groups Affected

The groups affected are not explicitly identified in the document. However, the amendments could potentially impact anyone subject to regulations under Clauses 22 and 23 of the original Health Bill. The absence of specific details regarding the nature of the removed clauses prevents a more precise identification of impacted parties.

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