division_name: Procurement Bill [HL] - <i>Report (2nd Day)</i> &#8212; Amendment 91
motion: <p class="italic" pid="a1813.3/1" pwmotiontext="unrecognized">Moved by Lord Hunt of Kings Heath</p>
  
  <p class="italic" pid="a1813.3/2" pwmotiontext="unrecognized">91: Schedule 7, page 106, line 41, at end insert&#8212;&#8220;Involvement in forced organ harvesting15A (1) A discretionary exclusion ground applies to a supplier if a decision-maker determines that the supplier or a connected person has been, or is, involved in&#8212;(a) forced organ harvesting,(b) unethical activities relating to human tissue, including anything which involves the commission of an offence under sections 32 (prohibition of commercial dealings in human material for transplantation), 32A (offences under section 32 committed outside UK) or 33 (restriction on transplants involving a live donor) of the Human Tissue Act 2004, or under sections 20 (prohibition of commercial dealings in parts of a human body for transplantation) or 20A (offences under section 20 committed outside UK) of the Human Tissue (Scotland) Act 2006, or(c) dealing in any device or equipment or services relating to conduct mentioned in paragraphs (a) or (b).(2) &#8220;Forced organ harvesting&#8221; means killing a person without their consent so that their organs may be removed and transplanted into another person.&#8221;Member&#8217;s explanatory statementThis amendment is designed to give a discretionary power to exclude suppliers from being awarded a public contract who have participated in forced organ harvesting or unethical activities relating to human tissue, including where they are involved in providing a service or goods relating to such activities.</p>
  
  <p pid="a1831.0/4" pwmotiontext="yes">Ayes 191, Noes 169.</p>