Sometimes, Members wish to withdrawn withdraw an amendment before debate. If this happens before a Marshalled List is produced, the amendment is updated and it will no longer appear on future lists. If it appears after it has appeared on a previous Marshalled List, it will appear in subsequent marshalled lists with the text “[Withdrawn]” instead of showing the full amendment content.
How to withdraw an amendment before debate
From the ‘Amendment Manager’ Amendment Manager tab:
Find the amendment on the Amendment Manager you want to update
Select the amendment(s) using the check box on the left hand side.
Open the amendments in a temporary list by selecting Amendment Actions > Create temporary list from the drop-down menu in the top right of the Amendment Manager
Click on the Amendment Status right-hand panel
Select Withdrawn before debate button in the Amendment Status right-hand panel
Save your changes and close the temporary list
If this amendment has been published on a list already, you will need to ensure an update has been scheduled on the relevant bill
How to remove a withdrawn-before-debate amendment from appearing on subsequent marshalled lists
When a ‘withdrawn-before-debate’ amendment is part of a batch of amendments that have been dealt with, it should no longer appear on subsequent marshalled lists. To ensure it no longer appears, you will need to remove all the published events from those amendments as part of recording outcomes against the other amendments on the Marshalled List. To do this:
From the Editor, with Amendment Status openin theright-hand panel:
Click on the 'Manage lifecycle events' link at the bottom of this panel
In the dialog box that opens, delete all published events
Click on Update when you have finished making the changes
This will ensure the amendment with the italic ‘[Withdrawn]' note will no longer appear on subsequent amendment lists.
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