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moved Amendment No. 9:"Page 1, line 11, at end insert ““, or" ( ) produce consequences that the defendant might reasonably regard as being contrary to the public interest.”” The noble Lord said: Amendment No. 9 is tabled in response to the challenge that I had not known the Minister was going to give me. I had...

Member

Lord Hunt of Wirral (Conservative)

Type

Proceeding contribution

Legislation

Compensation Bill (HL) 2005-06

Subjects

Complaints; Child; Compensation; Court; Accident; Common law; Liability; Insurance; Extracurricular activity; Personal injury; Negligence; Outdoor education; School; Training; Regulation; Voluntary work; Risk assessment; Small claims

Date

15 December 2005

Reference

676 c221-2GC

Chamber / Committee

House of Lords Grand Committee

House

House of Lords

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Compensation Bill [HL]

I see a great deal of attraction in the phrase ““public benefit”” in that it is understood; I find it immediately understandable. It seems to me to cover almost every circumstance where this rule should apply. I have severe objections to subsection (2) in Amendment No. 13, which is an entirely inappropriate list. Beyond...