After section 6 of the Statutory Instruments Act 1946 , insert—

“6A Conditional Amendments

(1)

The House of Lords may by motion determine that approval of a draft
statutory instrument be withheld pending the resolution of its concerns
as communicated to the House of Commons.

(2)

On receipt of a communication under subsection (1) , a Minister must
table a motion for resolution in the House of Commons regarding the
concerns expressed, allowing that House to—

(a)

reject the concerns, or

(b)

request the Minister to make amendments to the draft
instrument.

(3)

Where the concerns expressed are rejected under subsection (2) (a) , the
House of Lords may proceed to approve or disapprove the draft
instrument.

(4)

Where a request is received under subsection (2) (b) , the Minister must
within 40 days of its receipt—

(a)

withdraw the draft instrument, or

(b)

withdraw the draft instrument and lay a further copy of the
draft instrument, as amended or as unamended, before each
House of Parliament in accordance with the provisions of
section 6.

(5)

The House of Lords may consider a draft instrument as relaid under
subsection (4) (b) ; however, the provisions in subsections (1) to (4) do
not apply to the relaid instrument.”

After section 7 of the Statutory Instruments Act 1946 , insert—

“7A Corrections of statutory instruments

(1)

A Minister of the Crown or any person having power to make, confirm
or approve statutory instruments may, within forty days of final
approval of a draft instrument promoted by them, correct any errors
in the instrument that do not change the meaning of the legislation,
where such a correction would avoid the instrument being misleading;
such corrections cannot be used to correct substantive errors or to
correct an instrument that fails to secure its intended effect because
circumstances have changed.

(2)

Copies of the amended statutory instrument must be printed and
published under the provisions of section 2 in like manner.”