| Tabled Date | Amendment Text |
| 17/10/2025 | Leave out all after 'August 2025;' and insert:
‘notes that the majority of rates are paid on time; further notes the work being carried out by Land and Property Services to provide flexibility to those who are struggling to pay their rates by offering flexible payment options such as paying in instalments; acknowledges the increase in the target figure for gross collectable rates operated by Land and Property Services; further acknowledges the potential to attain greater rates revenue by elevating the domestic rates cap; and calls on all parties to support a change to the domestic rates cap from properties valued from £400,000 to properties valued at £485,000 so that additional revenue can be raised and used to better resource our vital public services.’
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| 17/10/2025 | Leave out all after 'vital public services;' and insert:
‘notes that the total cost of industrial derating amounted to over £76 million last year, which could have otherwise been used to fund public services; calls on the Minister of Finance to tangibly increase the target figure for gross collectable rates operated by Land and Property Services; and further calls on the Minister to present a range of new and concrete proposals to reduce the level of rates that are unpaid or written off over the next five years and to commit to ending industrial derating for big businesses.’
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| 17/10/2025 | Leave out all after 'Land and Property Services;' insert:
‘further calls on the Minister to explore options for reforming the rates system that will reduce the number of long-term empty homes; and calls on the Minister to present a range of new and concrete proposals to reduce the level of rates that are unpaid or written off over the next five years.’
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| 17/10/2025 | Leave out all after 'Land and Property Services;' and insert:
‘further calls on the Minister to explore options for reforming the rates system with the objective of linking the amount of rates payable to a household's ability to pay; and calls on the Minister to present a range of new and concrete proposals to reduce the level of rates that are unpaid or written off over the next five years.’
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