Clause 46 - Offences relating to non-consensual analysis of DNA
Human Tissue Bill
10:45 am
Mr Alan Hurst (Braintree, Labour)
With this it will be convenient to discuss the following:
Amendment No. 179, in
clause 46, page 28, line 22, after 'material', insert
'not covered under section 7'.
Amendment No. 131, in
clause 46, page 28, line 23, after 'DNA', insert 'or RNA'.
Amendment No. 98, in
clause 46, page 28, line 23, after 'material', insert
'or derived from that material'.
Government amendments Nos. 157 and 158.
Amendment No. 187, in
clause 46, page 28, line 33, at end insert
', or
(c) it has been imported or come from a body which has been imported.'.
Government amendments Nos. 159 to 161.
Amendment No. 188, in
clause 46, page 29, line 5, at end add—
'(6) In this section, references to bodily material which has been imported do not include bodily material which has been imported after having been exported with a view to its subsequently being re-imported.'.
Clause stand part.
Amendment No. 186, in
schedule 5, page 54, line 8, at end insert—
'(1A) The analysis shall be regarded as being the subject of qualifying consent if the analysis of DNA for the listed purpose would be authorised under section 1(1) if the analysis were done in England, Wales or Northern Ireland.'.
Schedule 5 stand part.
Amendment No. 132, in
clause 47, page 29, line 10, at end insert 'and RNA'.
Amendment No. 185, in
clause 47, page 29, line 19, at end insert—
'(g) in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, purposes specified in sections 1(1)(f) and 1(1)(g).'.
Amendment No. 133, in
clause 47, page 29, line 21, at end insert
'providing the material is anonymised'.
Amendment No. 134, in
clause 47, page 30, line 3, leave out subsection (7).
Amendment No. 135, in
clause 47, page 30, line 6, leave out from '(2)' to end of line 7.
Clause 47 stand part.
Government amendments Nos. 163 to 166, Nos. 180 and 181, and Nos. 167 to 175.
Government new schedule 2—Qualifying consent.