New Clause 5 - Ratification: reservations and declarations
International Criminal Court Bill [Lords]
Public Bill Committees, 3 May 2001, 10:30 am
`The Secretary of State shall not ratify the ICC Statute unless—
(a) a report is laid before Parliament, setting out—
(i) any reservations Her Majesty's Government proposes to make and the reason for those reservations,
(ii) any declarations Her Majesty's Government proposes to make and the reason for such declarations, and
(iii) that report is approved by each House of Parliament.'.—[Mrs. Gillan.]
Brought up, and read the First time.
Motion made, and Question put, That the clause be read a Second time:—
The Committee divided: Ayes 5, Noes 12.
Division number 4 - 5 yes, 12 no
Voting yes: Crispin Blunt, Stephen Day, Edward Garnier, Cheryl Gillan, Gerald Howarth
Voting no: John Battle, Des Browne, Ross Cranston, Louise Ellman, Lorna Fitzsimons, Mike Gapes, Oona King, David Lammy, Robert Maclennan, Tony McNulty, Doug Naysmith, Tony Worthington
