You will be reading the destruction of your Country-how the EU can impose fines in this Country, and your country as you knew it gone.
This is just a very tiny part of one very large bill-like a little dot in the midst of a very long Bill that changes the governing of this Country from top to bottom.
And we-the people- let it happen, all because so many people believed our Politicians, yet they never fought in the last war to keep this Country free, they never prayed that the falling bombs would miss where you were sheltering, and sadly, these people were never taught at school about our Constitution and yet they signed Treaties that even the Judges had to look to before they looked or remembered we had a Constitution of our own.
But there was no point in that Constitution at all, if it wasn't used-or isn't going to be used- or put before everything that was to come, a Constitution that all our MP's should have built upon, not destroyed.
So many people now have only ever known rule by foreigners. And education over the years-well there is no need for me to write anymore is there?
Anne
EU Fines written in the Localism Bill.
Make provision about the functions and procedures of local and certain other authorities; to make provision about the functions of the Local Commission for Administration in England; to enable the recovery of financial sanctions imposed by the Court of Justice of the European Union on the United Kingdom from local and public authorities; to make provision about local government finance; to make provision about town and country planning; the Community Infrastructure Levy and the authorisation of nationally significant infrastructure projects; to make provision about social and other housing; to make provision about regeneration in London; and for connected purposes.
Part 2
30 EU Fines. Power to require local or public authorities to make payments in respect of certain EU financial sanctions.
(1) In this part “EU financial sanction” means a lump sum or penalty payment (or both) imposed after the commencement of this Part by the Court of Justice of the European Union under Article 260 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union
(2) A Minister of the Crown may require a local or public authority to make a payment of an amount determined by the Minister in respect of any EU financial sanction imposed on the United Kingdom.
(3) The requirement to make a payment under this Part must be imposed by an EU financial sanction notice under section 32 given by the Minister to the Authority concerned after complying with the requirements of section 31.
(4) The Secretary of State must publish (and may from time to time revise and republish) a statement of policy with respect to the imposition of requirements to make payments under this Part and the determination of the amount of the sums required to be paid.
(5) In deciding how to exercise functions under this Part in relation to an EU financial sanction imposed on the United Kingdom the Minister must have regard to the statement of policy most recently published at the time when the EU financial sanction was imposed.
(6) If an EU financial sanction notice is registered in accordance with rules of court of any practice direction, it is enforceable in the same manner as an order of the High Court.
(7) Any sums paid by a local or public authority under this Part are to be paid into the Consolidated Fund.
31 Warning Notices
(1) Before imposing a requirement on a local or public authority to make a payment under this Part in respect of an EU financial sanction imposed on the United Kingdom, a Minister of the Crown must give a warning notice to the authority and follow procedures set out in that notice (subject to any changes to those procedures made under subsection (5) ).
(2) A warning notice is a notice stating that the Minister, having regard to the judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union imposing Article 260 financial sanction believes—
(a) that acts of the authority may have caused or contributed to the infraction of EU law for which the EU financial sanction was imposed,
and
(b) that, if acts of the authority did cause or contribute to that infraction
(c) of EU law, it would be appropriate to consider requiring the authority to make a payment under this Part in respect of that financial sanction.
(3) The warning notice must also ----
(a) Set out the Minister’s reasons for making the statements mentioned in subsection (2);
(b) Set out Minister’s proposed criteria for determining---
(i) whether the authority’s acts did cause or contribute to the infraction of EU law concerned;
(ii) whether the authority should be required to make a payment in respect of the EU financial sanction, and
(iii) the amount of any payment the authority is to be required to make;
(c) set out the Minister’s proposed procedures for determining those matters (which must allow for representations to be made by the authority);
(d) invite the authority to submit representations to the Minister---
(i) about the matters mentioned in subsection (2) and the reasons given under paragraph (a) above;
(ii) about the matters mentioned in paragraphs (b), (c) and (e) of
this subsection;
(iii) as to whether the authority’s acts did cause or contribute to the infraction of EU law concerned, whether it should be required to make a payment in respect of the EU financial sanction and the amount of any payment the authority is to be required to make; and
(iv) in response to any representations made by another local or public authority with an interest in the outcome of the determination of those matters) including representations made in relation to any other warning notice given in respect of the same EU financial sanction); and
(e) set out a timetable for allowing those representations to be made by the authority and considered,
(4) The warning notice may contain other such information as the Minister considers appropriate.
(5) The Minister may, after considering any representations made by the authority under subsection (3) (d) (ii) but before the matters mentioned in subsection (3) (b) are determined, give the authority a notice stating any changes that the Minister has decided to make to the criteria, procedures or timetable as originally set out in the warning notice under subsection (3) (b), (c) or (e).
(6) A warning notice given to a local or public authority may be withdrawn at any time before the matters mentioned in subsection (3) (b) are determined, but this does not prevent a further warning notice being given to the authority in relation to the same EU financial sanction.
32 EU financial sanction notices
(1) A Minister of the Crown may give an EU financial sanction notice to a local or public authority in relation to an EU financial sanction imposed on the United Kingdom only if the Minister is satisfied that acts of the authority caused or contributed to the infraction of EU law for which that financial sanction was imposed/
(2) An EU financial sanction notice must—
(a) specify the amount required to be paid by the authority,
(b) specify the EU financial sanction to which the notice relates,
(c) specify any act of the authority which is regarded as having caused or contributed to the infraction of EU law for which that financial sanction was imposed;
(d) set out the Minister’s reasons---
(i) for requiring the authority to make a payment in respect of the financial sanction, and
(ii) for specifying the amount required to be paid,
(e) specify how and to whom the payment must be made, and
(f) specify the period within which the payment is required to be made.
(3) Subject to subsection (5), the amount specified in the notice must not exceed the total amount of the EU financial sanction to which it relates.
(4) Where the Minister is satisfied that acts of any person or body other than the authority to whom the notice is addressed also caused of contributed to the infraction of EU law concerned, the amount specified in the notice must not exceed the proportion of that total amount which the Minister considers fairly reflects the authority’s share of the responsibility for that infraction.
(5) In deciding—
(a) whether to give the authority an EU financial sanction notice, and,
(b) if such a notice is to be given, the amount it is to be required to pay, the Minister must have regard to the effect on the authority’s finances of any amount it may be required to pay.
33 Meaning of the “local or public authority”
(1) In this Part “local or public authority” means—
(a) a local authority specified in subsection (2); or
(b) a person of body designated under subsection (3) as a public authority for the purpose of this Part.
(2) The local authorities are—
(a) a county council or district council in England or a London borough council;
(b) the Greater London Authority; and
(c) the Common Council of the City of London (in its capacity as a local authority).
(3) The Secretary of State may by order designate persons or bodies exercising public functions in England as public authorities for the purpose of this Part
(whether by specifying them or by prescribing descriptions of such persons or bodies)
34 Interpretation of Part: general
In this Part—
“act” includes omission;
“EU financial sanction” has the meaning given by section 30(1);
“EU financial sanction notice” means a notice under section 32;
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Localism Bill
Part 3—Non-domestic rates etc
“infraction of EU ;aw”, in relation to an EU financial sanction imposed on the United Kingdom, means a failure by the United Kingdom to comply with an obligation under the EU Treaties;
“local or public authority” has the same meaning given in section 33(1);
“Minister of the Crown has the same meaning as the Ministers of the Crown Act 1975.
48 Question to be asked in local referendum
(1) The principle local authority must decide the question to be asked in the local referendum
(2) That question is to be the question stated in---
(a) the petition for the referendum,
(b) the request for the referendum, or
(c) the resolution for the referendum, as the case may be.
(3) But if any authority considers that the question do stated is misleading, it may substitute its own wording.
(4) The authority may not exercise the power in subsection (3)---
(a) In relation to a referendum following a petition, unless the authority has consulted the petition organiser;
(b) In relation to a referendum following a request, unless the authority has consulted the member or members who made the request.
(5) The authority must publish, in such manner as it thinks fit---
(a) its decision about the question to be put in the referendum, and
(b) if it has substituted its own wording, its reasons for doing so.
http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201011/cmbills/126/11126.33-39.html
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S T A T U T O R Y I N S T R U M E N T S
2007 No. 2914
MINISTERS OF THE CROWN
The Transfer of Functions (Equality) Order 2007
Made - - - - 10th October 2007
Laid before Parliament 11th October 2007
Coming into force - - 12th October 2007
At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 10th day of October 2007
Present,
The Queen’s Most Excellent Majesty in Council
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Community Infrastructure Levy 96 pages
http://www.communities.gov.uk/documents/planningandbuilding/pdf/communityinfrastructurelevy.pdf
Community Infrastructure levy over view—17 pages
http://www.communities.gov.uk/documents/planningandbuilding/pdf/1772940.pdf
The Localism Bill is pages and pages long, but if you can make top and tail of understanding this-well it will have been worth while writing (typing) it out long hand.
I cannot and never will understand why ANY of our Government Ministers are doing what they are doing now, for they know, without doubt, that if they continue in the EU this country will be nothing more than Regions of the European Union, and like the Constitution of the USA this country and all the people in it will never be free again, for they will be tied into the Union forever in the same way and by the same method that all the once separate States are now tied into the USA. EXCEPT that the EU will become one BIG STATE ONLY. Those that are in Parliament now will never know peace or happiness ever again, and sadly neither will any of the people in this Country for as time goes by they will yearn for the freedom that will be gone forever. Between them, they will have helped to destroy their own Country.
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