What I understood about the method the committee chose is that all of the clauses you identified on which there are no amendments could be agreed to together on division. I therefore made a list of clauses that I would like to remove from that long ballot so they can be discussed separately in more detail and, in some cases, so I can request a separate vote.
Because I identified some divisions by their corresponding clauses, it includes clauses with amendments. For example, division 16, which deals with the open banking system, starts at clause 197. When we get to that clause, I am going to want to speak to that entire division, but that division contains clauses with amendments. As Mr. Davies said earlier regarding division 31, we have to speak to the first clause in a division to be able to state our position, have a discussion, make decisions, and, possibly, vote on certain clauses separately.
So my intention is to take the clauses in question off the big ballot of clauses that could be agreed to together on division.