leave out “maintains, restores or enhances” and insert “conserves”
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Amendments 46
Committee stage — Lords 20
leave out “protects or improves” and insert “conserves”
leave out “and better understanding of the environment” and insert— increasing understanding, knowledge and skills relating to the environment, farming, food production, and the impact of climate change on agriculture;”
after “purposes” insert “to those involved in agriculture, horticulture, forestry or land management”
at end insert “and people’s access to it;”
after “farmland” insert “, water”
leave out “supporting” and insert “enhancing”
at end insert “and people’s access to it;”
Leave out from “production” to end and insert “, forestry, and the impact of climate change on agriculture and forestry;”
at end insert “, and financial assistance to pay compensation for damage and additional costs caused by such access;”
after “managing” insert “agricultural”
after “managing” insert “agricultural”
after “managing” insert “agricultural”
leave out “enjoyment of the countryside, farmland or woodland” and insert “health and wellbeing benefits from agricultural land”
at end insert “, including reducing air pollution;”
at end insert “, including growing crops for bioenergy;”
leave out “or water”
leave out “may” and insert “must”
leave out “or water”
at end insert “, including where appropriate the reintroduction of native species of animals or plants which have become locally or nationally extinct;”
Report stage — Lords 20
at end insert— In framing any financial assistance scheme, the Secretary of State must—
at end insert— protecting or improving the food security of citizens and access to food that promotes good health and wellbeing.”
at end insert— protecting or improving the management of landscapes and biodiversity through pasture-fed grazing livestock systems.”
at end insert— ““agricultural, horticultural or forestry activity” includes activity on peri-urban and rural land;”
at end insert— farming opportunities for new entrants and young farmers, including but not restricted to—
leave out subsection (4) and insert— In framing any financial assistance scheme, the Secretary of State must support the production of food by producers in England and encourage such production in an environmentally-friendly sustainable way.”
at end insert— supporting the domestic production of food and other agricultural products to the extent the Secretary of State considers necessary to ensure a sufficient level of food security in the United Kingdom, having regard to the outcomes in the most recent report produced under section 17.”
leave out “either or both of”
at end insert— Financial assistance provision under this section should have regard to joint strategic needs assessments and joint health and wellbeing strategies, as defined by sections 192 and 193 of the Health and Social Care Act 2012.”
after “farmland” insert “, water”
at end insert— Financial assistance provided under this section must have regard to rights of way improvements plans, as defined under section 60 of the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000.”
at end insert “, including the provision of new public access or improved accessibility, navigation and enjoyment of existing public rights of way and waterways”
at end insert— The Secretary of State may only give financial assistance under this section for or in connection with environmental land management if all those standards for good agricultural and environmental condition set out in paragraphs 3 to 6 of Schedule 2 to the Common Agricultural Policy (Control and Enforcement, Cross-Compliance, Scrutiny of Transactions and Appeals) Regulations 2014 (S.I. 2014/3263) as are applicable are met for the relevant land.”
at end insert— establishing and maintaining whole farm agroecological systems;
after “supporting” insert “and enhancing”
at end insert— development of local food supply chains, and associated infrastructure, in rural and peri-urban areas.”
at end insert— The Secretary of State may also give financial assistance for or in connection with nature-friendly farming for—
at end insert “, when such access is granted voluntarily by the recipient of the assistance”
at end insert— Financial assistance under subsections (1) and (2) may only be given to—
leave out “enjoyment of” and insert “health and wellbeing benefits from”
3rd reading — Lords 6
at end insert— Regulations under this paragraph are subject to negative resolution procedure (unless section 54(5) applies).”
at end insert— Regulations under this paragraph are subject to negative resolution procedure (unless section 54(5) applies).”
leave out subsection (4)
leave out “subsection (2), (3), (4) or (5)” and insert “any of subsections (2) to (6)”
at end insert— the Scottish Ministers, in the case of an agreement entered into or an operational programme approved in accordance with any provision or provisions so far as having effect in relation to Scotland;”
at end insert— The legislation within this subsection is—