This is a handy guide to amend­ments writ­ten for the Mar­riage Equal­ity in the UK thread on Some­thing Awful.

The humanist marriage amendments incorporate the Marriage (Approved Organisations) Bill that is currently before the Lords.

Com­mit­tee Stage (Commons)

New clauses

  1. Amends the Civil Part­ner­ship Act 2004 to change the def­i­n­i­tion of civil part­ner­ships to encom­pass all couples. Fell 1-12.
  2. Con­versely, removes the restric­tion on mixed-sex cou­ples of enter­ing into a civil partnership. Not moved.
  3. Amends the Mar­riage Act 1949 to allow faith/non-faith char­i­ties, most notably the British Human­ist Asso­ci­a­tion, to con­duct marriages. Fell 7-7.
  4. Allows mixed-gender civil part­ner­ships, by a dif­fer­ent route to Huppert’s amend­ment. Also explic­itly allows con­ver­sion from mar­riage to civil partnership. Not called.
  5. Adds a new clause defin­ing con­sci­en­tious objec­tion as it refers to same-sex marriage. Fell 3-14.
  6. Says that trusts set up to pro­mote mar­riage or pro­vide coun­selling do not include same-sex marriages. Not called.
  7. Allows par­ents to with­draw kids from sex edu­ca­tion if the edu­ca­tion of same-sex mar­riage con­flicts with the parents’. Not called.
  8. Amends the Civil Part­ner­ship Act to allow dis­so­lu­tion on the grounds of adultery. Not called.
  9. By the same process, allows dis­so­lu­tion on the grounds of non-consummation. Not called.
  10. Adds “belief of the nature of mar­riage” as a pro­tected char­ac­ter­is­tic under the Equal­ity Act. Not called.
  11. Amends the Equal­ity Act to pro­hibit dis­crim­i­nat­ing against oppo­nents off same-sex marriage. Not called.
  12. Cre­ates a duty of reg­is­ter­ing author­i­ties to ensure that enough reg­is­trars are avail­able to con­duct same-sex marriages. Not called.
  13. Amends the Human Rights Act to say there is no duty under the Human Rights Act for same-sex mar­riages to be sol­em­nized under CoE rites. Not called.
  14. Allows civil part­ner­ships to con­tinue if one part­ner is issued a GRC and they both con­sent to retention. Not called.
  15. Says that state-employed chap­lains can not be sanc­tioned for refus­ing to con­duct same-sex marriages. Withdrawn.
  16. Says that pub­lic fund­ing can­not be with­held because a reli­gious organ­i­sa­tion does not con­duct same sex marriages. Not called.
  17. Re-introduces the “fast track” for gen­der recog­ni­tion, for post-op trans peo­ple who didn’t avail them­selves of the fast track ten years ago because they wanted to keep their marriages. Not called.

New sched­ules

  1. Makes con­se­quen­tial amend­ments to the Mar­riage Act 1949 to allow human­ist weddings. Not called.

Amend­ments

  1. Amends the Title of the Bill to make ref­er­ence to human­ist or faith weddings. Not called.
  2. Directs the Lord Chan­cel­lor to make pro­vi­sion to allow the Church of Wales to marry same-gender cou­ples if they opt-in, by chang­ing a “may” to a “shall”. Withdrawn.
  3. Directs that pro­vi­sion to amend leg­is­la­tion, by chang­ing another “may” to a “shall”. Not called.
  4. Amends the Mat­ri­mo­nial Causes Act 1973 to remove a spouse hold­ing a gen­der recog­ni­tion cer­tifi­cate being grounds to annul a marriage. Not selected.
  5. Amends Sched­ule 5’s amend­ment to the Gen­der Recog­ni­tion Act 2004, to remove the spousal veto to gen­der tran­si­tion in the Bill as pro­posed. (i.e. it removes the spousal veto in the bill as introduced) Not selected.
  6. Amends the Gen­der Recog­ni­tion Act 2004 to remove ref­er­ence to a sec­tion of an act that Amend­ment 5 removes. (I don’t blame you if you get cross eyed at this point) Not selected.
  7. Allows cou­ples whose mar­riage was dis­solved under the Gen­der Recog­ni­tion Act 2004 and con­verted to a civil part­ner­ship to retroac­tively restore their mar­riage to the orig­i­nal date. Not selected.
  8. Gives the Reg­is­trar Gen­eral the power to issue replace­ment mar­riage cer­tifi­cates and birth cer­tifi­cates where details of either party to a mar­riage or birth has changed. Not selected.
  9. Amends Clause 2 to allow reli­gious organ­i­sa­tions to com­pel its ordi­nates to bless a same-sex mar­riage if it so wishes to; the bill as intro­duced would have made it unlaw­ful for reli­gious organ­i­sa­tions to dis­ci­pline some­one for refus­ing to take part in a mar­riage, in spite of the Gen­uine Occu­pa­tional Require­ment excep­tions in the Equal­ity Act 2010. This is in response to the Quak­ers and Uni­tar­i­ans say­ing in com­mit­tee that this part of the bill was defective. Withdrawn.
  10. Makes only civil same-sex mar­riage legal. Not called.
  11. Allows reg­is­trars to refuse to con­duct a same-sex mar­riage, over­rul­ing Ladele v Lon­don Bor­ough of Isling­ton. Withdrawn.
  12. Removes the right of marriage-conducting organ­i­sa­tions to con­duct same-sex mar­riages under their premises. Withdrawn.
  13. Another amend­ment aimed at restor­ing annulled trans mar­riages. It’s a lot wordier but oddly less encom­pass­ing than Huppert’s ver­sion and, I’m told, that’s why Huppert’s ver­sion will prob­a­bly win over. Fell 3-9.
  14. Tidy-up amend­ment remov­ing the require­ment for both part­ners to tran­si­tion to retain a civil partnership. Not called.
  15. Replaces “law­ful” in the phrase “Mar­riage of same sex cou­ples is law­ful” with “deemed to be legitimate”. Withdrawn.
  16. Replaces line with a wordy way of say­ing “if a mar­riage is sol­em­nized under law men­tioned in the next sec­tion, the part­ners are married”. Not called.
  17. Says that same-sex mar­riage is legally equiv­a­lent to opposite-sex marriage. Not called.
  18. Says that same-sex mar­riage is legally and morally equiv­a­lent to opposite-sex marriage. Not called.
  19. Does the same as 17, but in a dif­fer­ent way. Not called.
  20. Adds a new sub­sec­tion imme­di­ately after talk­ing about the pur­pose of mar­riage (com­pan­ion­ship, fidelity, pro­cre­ation, mutual care, soci­etal benefit). Withdrawn.
  21. Does the same as 20, but says that mar­riage isn’t about sex. Not called.
  22. Says that the bill does not prej­u­dice the rights of the CoE to decide what mar­riage is, if the rest of the bill isn’t clear. Withdrawn.
  23. Extends the exemp­tion for mem­bers of the clergy not hav­ing to sol­em­nize same-sex mar­riages to prepa­ra­tion and mar­riage counselling. Not called.
  24. Defines “com­pelled” to include impo­si­tion of penal­ties, dis­favourable treat­ment by pub­lic author­i­ties, and legal action. Fell 4-15.
  25. Allows reg­is­trars to refuse to con­duct a same-sex wedding. Fell with Amendment 24.
  26. Amends the Equal­ity Act 2010 to allow mar­riage prepa­ra­tion courses, coun­selling ser­vices, and mar­riage agen­cies to pro­vide to opposite-sex cou­ples only. Withdrawn.
  27. Clar­i­fies that the Equal­ity Act 2010 is not breached if the only issue is that a per­son has either doesn’t under­take an opt-in activ­ity or does under­take an opt-out activity. Fell 3-12.
  28. Says that a trustee of a reli­gious trust does not breach the Equal­ity Act if he refuses premises under the con­trol or own­er­ship of the trust to be used for same-sex marriages. Not called.
  29. Removes the Equal­ity Act duty and abil­ity for pub­lic author­i­ties to enforce that act when it comes to same-sex marriage. Not called.
  30. Amends the def­i­n­i­tion of “pub­lic author­ity” in the Human Rights Act to exclude reli­gious author­i­ties and organ­i­sa­tions when it comes to same-sex marriage. Not called.
  31. Amends the Edu­ca­tion Act 1996 to allow faith schools to teach their own def­i­n­i­tion of marriage. Fell 4-15.
  32. Says that “the dis­cus­sion or crit­i­cism” of homo­sex­u­al­ity does not con­sti­tute stir­ring up hatred under the Pub­lic Order Act 1986. Not called.
  33. Says it doesn’t con­sti­tute dis­crim­i­na­tion either. Not called.
  34. Pro­hibits dis­crim­i­na­tion on the basis of being a oppo­nent of same-sex marriage. Withdrawn.
  35. Defines “mem­ber of the clergy” to include any priest recog­nised as Angli­can by either of the estab­lished churches. Not selected.
  36. Defines “mem­ber of the clergy” to include any per­son work­ing on behalf of any­one defined as a mem­ber of the clergy. Not selected.
  37. Deletes a sec­tion defin­ing adul­tery as exclu­sively het­ero­sex­ual conduct. Not selected.
  38. Deletes a sec­tion that defines adul­tery as grounds for dis­solv­ing a het­ero­sex­ual mar­riage only. Not selected.
  39. Removes parts of Clause 11 mak­ing same-sex mar­riages legally equiv­a­lent to mixed-sex marriages. Withdrawn.
  40. Allows a post-Assent fil­i­buster of parts of the bill the Sec­re­tary of State has power to amend. Withdrawn.
  41. Says that same-sex mar­riages in North­ern Ire­land will not be recog­nised as civil part­ner­ships there. Withdrawn.
  42. Does the same as 37 and 38. Withdrawn.
  43. Deletes a sec­tion that requires build­ing own­ers to con­sent if a reli­gious author­ity using the build­ing has opted in. Fell 6-9.
  44. Removes clauses direct­ing peo­ple to inter­pret the act as hav­ing same-sex mar­riages equal to mixed-sex marriage. Not selected.
  45. Removes pro­vi­sions relat­ing to North­ern Ireland. Not called.
  46. Removes another pro­vi­sion relat­ing to North­ern Ireland. Not called.
  47. Removes another pro­vi­sion relat­ing to North­ern Ireland. Not called.
  48. Removes another pro­vi­sion relat­ing to North­ern Ireland. Not called.
  49. Says that con­ver­sions from CPs to mar­riages must include a mar­riage ceremony. Fell 4-11.
  50. Same as the previous. Not called.
  51. Allows the Sec­re­tary of State to order a bal­lot of mem­bers of a reli­gion to deter­mine who can con­sent to opt­ing in to marriage. Withdrawn.
  52. Changes “mar­riage” to “union” in the bill’s amend­ment of the Mar­riage Act 1949, for mar­riages of mixed-sex cou­ples and mar­riages of same-sex cou­ples where opt-in is not necessary. Not selected.
  53. Same as above. Not selected.
  54. Same as above. Not selected.
  55. Deletes a sec­tion allow­ing for same-sex mar­riages to be con­ducted in reli­gious premises. Withdrawn.
  56. Amends a pro­vi­sion that amends the Equal­ity Act 2010, remov­ing an excep­tion to dis­crim­i­na­tion law on sex­ual ori­en­ta­tion where civil part­ners could not get ben­e­fits accrued prior to Decem­ber 2005. Withdrawn.
  57. Withdrawn in favour of 62.
  58. Withdrawn in favour of 63.
  59. Withdrawn in favour of 64.
  60. Withdrawn in favour of 65.
  61. Changes “mar­riage” to “union” with respect to same-sex couples. Not called.
  62. Equal­izes pen­sions for les­bian mar­riages by virtue of gen­der reassignment. Withdrawn.
  63. Minor amend­ment to equal­ize gay mar­riages by virtue of gen­der reassignment. Not called.
  64. Minor amend­ment to equal­ize gay mar­riages by virtue of gen­der reassignment. Not called.
  65. Equal­izes pen­sions for gay mar­riages by virtue of gen­der reassignment. Not called.
  66. Minor amend­ment to allow #68. Not called.
  67. Same as #67. Not called.
  68. Allows trans women to keep their sur­vivor pen­sions accrued as a man. (I think). Not called.
  69. Fol­low on from #68. Not called.

Report Stage (Commons)

Amendments


  1. Allows religious schools to not teach a definition of marriage it doesn't agree with. Not selected.
  2. Deletes the definition of "opt-out activity". Not called.
  3. Prohibits public authorities from taking account of a religious organisation's view on marriage. Not called.
  4. Exempts not taking part in a same-sex marriage under religious rites from being considered service provision discrimination. Not called.
  5. Prohibits "compelling" same-sex marriage opponents by way of less favourable treatment, penalties, or legal action. Not selected.
  6. Delays enactment until passed at referendum. Not called.
  7. Withdrawn, superseded by Amendment 19.
  8. Withdrawn, superseded by Amendment 20.
  9. Withdrawn, superseded by Amendment 21.
  10. Removes consummation and adultery as reasons to divorce. Not called.
  11. States that marriages of mixed-gender couples are subject to the same restrictions as opposite-gender couples. Not selected.
  12. Removes transition as a reason to annul a marriage. Not called.
  13. Removes spousal veto for transition. Not called.
  14. As above. Not called.
  15. Trans marriage restoration. Withdrawn.
  16. Allows the Registrar General to make provisions for replacing marriage and birth certificates for couples with a trans spouse. Withdrawn.
  17. Withdrawn in favour of Amendment 22
  18. Financially compensates couples whose marriages were annulled as a result of the Gender Recognition Act. Not called.
  19. Humanist marriage. Not called.
  20. Humanist marriage. Not called.
  21. Humanist marriage. Not called.
  22. Marriage restoration. Not called.
  23. Prevents employers from being liable for an employee refusing to participate in a same-sex marriage ceremony. Passed without division.
  24. States that the Lord Chancellor must create provisions for marriages in the Church of Wales if they so consent. Passed without division.
  25. Technical amendment regarding ecclesiastical law. Passed without division.
  26. Scottish consent provision. Passed without division.
  27. Northern Irish consent provision. Passed without division.
  28. Northern Irish consent provision. Passed without division.
  29. Removes provision redundant to Amendment 26. Passed without division.
  30. Tidies up language relating to extension to E&W legislation. Passed without division.
  31. As above. Passed without division.
  32. As above. Passed without division.
  33. As above, relating to matrimonial proceedings. Passed without division.
  34. Language update relating to end of marriages. Passed without division.
  35. As above. Passed without division.
  36. As above. Passed without division.
  37. As above, bringing into line with the Presumption of Death Act 2013. Passed without division.
  38. As above. Passed without division.
  39. Provisions to bring into line with the Presumption of Death Act. Passed without division.
  40. Prohibits pension discrimination on the basis that one partner is trans. Passed without division.
  41. Allows trans women access to widower's pensions. Passed without division.
  42. As above. Passed without division.
  43. States that trans women's pensions are subject to new regulations. Passed without division.
  44. Provisions for cis wives of trans women. Passed without division.
  45. As above. Passed without division.
  46. Allows trans widows access to widower's pensions. Passed without division.
  47. Allows the Secretary of State to make provisions for trans women to access their pensions. Passed without division.
  48. Devolved region consent provision. Passed without division.
  49. Repeals the section of EA2010 allowing pension scheme managers to discriminate against same-sex couples that were together before December 2005. Not called.
  50. Expands the infamous Waddington amendment to the Public Order Act, which effectively removed homophobia as a public order offence, to criticism of same-sex marriage. Not called.
  51. Limits CP review to England and Wales. Not called.
  52. Limits CP review to England and Wales. Not called.
  53. Starts the timer for the review of civil partnerships to start on commencement of the Act. Passed without division.
  54. Adds civil partnership review to the Title of the bill. Not called.
  55. Minnesota compromise; limits the definition of marriage under law to civil only. Not selected.
  56. Another Minnesota compromise amendment. Not selected.
  57. Minnesota compromise amendment. Not selected.
  58. Minnesota compromise: any marriages converted from CPs will be civil marriages. Not called.
  59. Consequential to 58. Not called.
  60. Renames the bill the Civil Marriage Act. Not selected.
  61. Amends the Title to only refer to civil marriage. Not selected.
  62. As above. Not selected.
  63. As above. Not selected.
  64. Explicit inclusion of non-binary people. Not selected.
  65. Further amendment for 64. Not selected.
  66. Further amendment for 64. Not selected.
  67. Further amendment for 64. Not selected.

New Clauses

  1. Same as amendment 1. Withdrawn.
  2. Conscientious objection for registrars. Not called.
  3. Transitional arrangement for above. Fell 150-340.
  4. Amends EA2010 so that criticising same-sex marriage is not discrimination. Not called.
  5. Adds accounting for people opposed to same-sex marriage as part of the public sector equality duty. Not called.
  6. Adds opposition to same-sex marriage as a protected belief. Fell 148-339.
  7. Prohibits opposition to same-sex marriage being used in legal proceedings. Not called.
  8. Same as Amendment 5. Fell 163-321.
  9. Creates provisions for a referendum to be held on 7 May 2015. Not called.
  10. Opens up civil partnerships to mixed-gender couples. Fell 70-375.
  11. Removes the CPA2004 prohibition on mixed-gender couples entering into CPs. Not called.
  12. Withdrawn, superseded by NC15
  13. Repeals the Civil Partnership Act. Not called.
  14. Creates provision for civil unions, repeals the Marriage Act 1949. Withdrawn.
  15. Humanist marriage. Withdrawn.
  16. Commits the Secretary of State to review civil partnerships in 2018. Passed 391-57, Passed as amended without division.
    1. Labour amendment to remove the five year wait, supported by the Government. Passed without division.
  17. Commits the Secretary of State to review repealing the part of EA2010 that allows pension discrimination against same-sex couples. Not selected.
  18. Minnesota compromise: any marriage not solemnised religiously will be a civil marriage. Not called.

New Schedules

  1. Humanist marriage. Not called.

Committee Stage (Lords)

  1. Substitutes "marriage" with "union". Withdrawn.
  2. Directs that same-sex marriages will be referred to as "marriage (same-sex couples)". Not moved.
  3. Withdrawn, superseded by 5.
  4. Adds Catholic priests to those defined as members of the clergy. Withdrawn.
  5. States that public appointments must not refused on the basis of opposing same-sex marriages. Withdrawn.
  6. Directs the Secretary of State to create a statutory list of religious bodies opting out. Withdrawn.
  7. Directs that anyone excercising powers under the act have regard for opposition to same-sex marriage. Not moved
  8. Directs that public authorities may have no regard for opposition to same-sex marriage. Not moved.
  9. Defines mixed-sex marriage as "traditional" and gives mixed-sex the right to choose to have their marriages recognised as such. Not moved.
  10. Forbids compulsion for people to agree with same-sex marriage. Withdrawn.
  11. Deletes the obligation of a registrar to register same-sex marriages. Withdrawn.
    1. Limits that obligation to the Registrar General. Not moved.
  12. Same as 10, but for employers of homophobes. Not moved.
  13. Directs that no regard for opposition to same-sex marriage may be had by any public authority when it comes to the public sector equality duty. Withdrawn.
  14. Same as 10, but for marriages according to religious rites. Not moved.
  15. Expands the religious marriage opt-out for blessing services. Withdrawn.
  16. Conscientious objection for registrars. Not moved.
  17. Defines "compelled" as also including less favourable treatment and imposition of penalties. Not moved.
  18. States that no public duty is being undertaken if the person is refraining from conducting in a same-sex marriage. Not moved.
  19. Explicitly adds opinion of marriage to the protected characteristic of religion in the Equality Act. Not moved.
    1. Adds "approved organisations" to people who don't need to opt-in; Humanist marriage. Withdrawn.
  20. Requires a vote with a 66% quorum for a religious organisation to consent. Withdrawn.
  21. Expansion of the definitions of relevant governing authorities for Jews.; Agreed to.
  22. Defines the relevant governing authority for Sikhs. Not moved.
    1. Humanist marriage. Not moved.
  23. Conscientious amendments for teachers regarding marriage education. Withdrawn.
  24. Allows the right of withdrawal from SRE education regarding marriage. Not moved.
    1. Removes the right of managing civil partnership conversion from the Registrar General to the Secretary of State. Not moved.
    2. Consequential amendment for the above. Not moved.
    3. Requires a committment ceremony for conversions from civil partnerships to marriage. Not moved.
  25. Withdrawn, superseded by 24C.
  26. Directs that any marriage legal in England and Wales will be recognised nationwide. Withdrawn.
    1. Effective repeal of Schedule 2. Withdrawn.
  27. Allows same-sex marriages to take place on a British ship at sea. Withdrawn.
    1. Consequential amendments for humanist marriage. Not moved.
  28. Transfers powers regarding Scottish recognition of marriages as civil partnerships to the Court of Session. Not moved.
  29. Consequential amendment for 28. Not moved.
  30. Consequential amendment for 28. Not moved.
  31. Consequential amendment for 28. Not moved.
  32. Consequential amendment for 28. Not moved.
  33. Adds "Subject to the later provisions of this Act" to the extension of same-sex couples to marriage law. Withdrawn.
    1. Amendment for treatment of non-binary people. Withdrawn.
  34. Makes it lawful to refer to mixed-sex marriages as "traditional" and same-sex marriages as "same sex". Not moved.
  35. Requires the Secretary of State to indemnify any costs incurred by defendants in discrimination cases. Not moved.
  36. Withdrawn, superseded by 46B
  37. Withdrawn, superseded by 46C
  38. Technical amendment regarding future legislation.; Agreed to.
  39. Removes the restriction of the common law presumption of parental rights to mixed-sex couples only. Withdrawn.
    1. Creates a common law presumption of parental rights for same-sex couples. Not moved.
  40. Allows same-sex marriages to be divorced on grounds of adultery. Withdrawn.
  41. Allows same-sex marriages to be annulled on grounds of non-consummation. Not moved.
  42. Technical amendment regarding the validity of marriages.; Agreed to.
  43. Technical amendment regarding the validity of marriages.; Agreed to.
  44. Technical amendment regarding the validity of marriages.; Agreed to.
  45. Pension equality. Withdrawn.
  46. Another traditional marriage amendment, this time defining mixed-sex marriages as "matrimonial". Not moved.
    1. Spousal veto technical amendment. Withdrawn.
    2. Spousal veto technical amendment. Not moved.
    3. Reduces the spousal veto to twelve months, or six if no divorce preceedings have taken place. Not moved.
    4. Spousal veto technical amendment. Not moved.
    5. Spousal veto technical amendment. Not moved.
    6. Spousal veto technical amendment. Not moved.
    1. Civil partnership review to consider carers and cohabiting family members. Withdrawn.
    2. Allows Academies and religious schools to opt-out from marriage education. Withdrawn.
    3. Creates an Equality Act exemption so that opponents of marriage equality will not be discriminating. Withdrawn.
    4. Does not extent any financial benefits of marriage to opposite-sex marriages. Not moved.
  47. Requires the Secretary of State to arrange reviews of same-sex marriage after two and five years. Withdrawn.
  48. Referendum. Withdrawn.
    1. Directs the Secretary of State to withdraw from the European Convention of Human Rights if any part of the Act is struck down by Strasbourg.
  49. Voids any same-sex marriage undertaken under CoE rites.; Agreed to.
  50. More provisions regarding marriage voiding.; Agreed to.
  51. Allows opt-in to transfer if any changes in governing authority take place.; Agreed to.
  52. More provisions regarding marriage voiding.; Agreed to.
  53. Extends the Waddington Amendment to the Public Order Act 1986 (stating that criticism of homosexuality does not stir up hatred) to same-sex marriage.; Agreed to.
  54. Same as 53, but different wording. Not moved.
  55. Technical amendment relating to prohibited degrees of marriage. Withdrawn.
  56. States that criticism or discussion of same-sex marriage will not be considered harassment or discrimination. Withdrawn.
    1. Adds catering to opponents of same-sex marriage as part of the public sector equality duty. Withdrawn
  57. "Matrimonial marriage" consequential amendment. Not moved.
  58. Amendment regarding commencement.; Agreed to.
  59. Delays commencement until a referendum passes the law. Not moved.

Report Stage (Lords)

  1. Creates a distinction between opposite sex couples and same-sex couples. Fell 119-314.
  2. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  3. Registrar conscientious objection. Fell 103-278.
  4. Belief in traditional marriage protection. Withdrawn.
  5. Removes definition of marriage as life-long. Not moved.
  6. Removes the specifier that the belief is worthy of respect "in a democratic society". Withdrawn.
  7. Humanist marriage. Withdrawn
  8. Allows for optional declarations of traditional marriage. Not moved.
  9. Definition of "compelled".; Agreed to.
  10. Definition of "compelled".; Agreed to.
  11. Removes registrars from people who cannot opt-out of solemnizing marriages. Not moved.
  12. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  13. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  14. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  15. Equality Act exemption (opt-out activities). Not moved.
  16. Consequential to #1. Not moved..
  17. Consequential to #1. Not moved..
  18. Equality Act exemption (public authorities). Not moved.
  19. Equality Act exemption (public authorities). Not moved.
  20. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  21. Equality Act exemption (opt-out activities). Not moved.
  22. Equality Act exemption (public functions). Not moved.
  23. Definition of "compelled". Not moved.
  24. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  25. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  26. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  27. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  28. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  29. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  30. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  31. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  32. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  33. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  34. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  35. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  36. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  37. Allows Statutory Instruments regarding shared buildings.; Agreed to.
  38. Withdrawn, removes powers from the Secretary of State.
  39. Withdrawn, puts limitations on Statutory Instruments.
  40. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  41. Consequential for #37.; Agreed to.
  42. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  43. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  44. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  45. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  46. Teacher protection. Fell 32-163.
  47. Technical amendment for #46. Not moved.
  48. Add-on for #46, adding protections for aspirant teachers at interview panels. Not moved.
  49. Employment protections. Withdrawn.
  50. SRE right of withdrawal. Not moved.
  51. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  52. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  53. Reasonable accomodation amendment. Withdrawn.
  54. Moves powers from the Registrar General to the Secretary of State.; Agreed to.
  55. Mandates a ceremony on conversion of a civil partnership. Fell 15-84.
  56. Technical amendment regarding powers transfer.
  57. Consequential to #56.; Agreed to.
  58. Consequential to #56.; Agreed to.
  59. Consequential to #56.; Agreed to.
  60. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  61. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  62. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  63. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  64. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  65. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  66. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  67. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  68. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  69. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  70. Technical amendment direction people to limitations of the extension of marriage.; Agreed to.
  71. Consequential to #85. Not moved.
  72. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  73. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  74. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  75. Adultery. Withdrawn.
  76. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  77. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  78. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  79. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  80. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  81. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  82. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  83. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  84. Pension equality. Withdrawn.
    1. Review of pension equality. Not moved.
  85. Legislative definitions. Withdrawn.
  86. Technical amendment regarding GRCs.; Agreed to.
  87. Spousal veto technical amendment.; Agreed to.
  88. Spousal veto technical amendment.; Agreed to.
  89. GRC fast-track, with spousal veto tacked on.; Agreed to.
  90. Humanist marriage review.; Agreed to.
  91. Technical amendment regarding CoE/CiW forces marriages.; Agreed to.
  92. Opt-in for the CiW.; Agreed to.
  93. Removes obligation to consult Stormont if Orders in Council are within Stormont's competence (due to LCM).; Agreed to.
  94. Directs that the civil partnership review must consider spinster sisters. Fell 89-267.
  95. Faith school opt-out of marriage education. Withdrawn.
    1. Creates duty upon the Secretary of State to provide "evidence based information" on the implications of the act. Withdrawn.
  96. Referendum (to be held on 24 October). Withdrawn.
  97. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  98. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  99. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  100. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  101. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  102. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  103. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  104. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  105. Consequential to #1. Not moved.
  106. Technical amendment of definitions.; Agreed to.
  107. Equality Act exemption (harassment). Not moved.
    1. Adds belief in "traditional marriage" to public sector equality duty. Not moved.
  108. Consequential to #56.; Agreed to.
  109. Consequential to #56.; Agreed to.
  110. Consequential to #56.; Agreed to.
  111. Consequential to #90.; Agreed to.
  112. Withdrawn, consequential to #124.
  113. Consequential to #56.; Agreed to.
  114. Consequential to #56.; Agreed to.
  115. Consequential to #56.; Agreed to.
  116. Consequential to #56.; Agreed to.
  117. Consequential to #56.; Agreed to.
  118. Consequential to #56.; Agreed to.
  119. Withdrawn, consequential to #124.
  120. Withdrawn, consequential to #124.
  121. Withdrawn, consequential to #124.
  122. Withdrawn, consequential to #124.
  123. Withdrawn, superseded by #123A.
    1. Powers transfer (allows the Secretary of State to give the Registrar General some power back).; Agreed to.
  124. Withdrawn, would've mandated a consultation and draft order for recognition of marriages in Scotland or Northern Ireland.
  125. Technical amendment of definitions.; Agreed to.
  126. Consequential to #90.; Agreed to.
  127. Consequential to #90.; Agreed to.
  128. Consequential to #90.; Agreed to.
  129. Consequential to #90.; Agreed to.
  130. Consequential to #90.; Agreed to.
  131. Consequential to #90.; Agreed to.
  132. Limits the repeal of the Foreign Marriage Act to Great Britain only.; Agreed to.
  133. Limits the fast track to Great Britain only.; Agreed to.
  134. Consequential amendment for #96. Not moved.
  135. Consequential amendment for humanist marriage review.; Agreed to.
  136. Consequential amendment for #94. Not moved.