When terrorist activity is then codified as a terrorist offence in section 6(1)(a), the offence of threatening terrorist acts will be covered as part of this same offence provision without having to be referred to separately. For the purposes of this Part, a person travels for the purpose of serving in the armed forces of a state engaged in war crimes, crimes against humanity or genocide if he or she travels from the State to a place other than the State for the purpose of participation in the armed forces of another state which is engaged in, or is reasonably suspected of having engaged in, genocide, crimes against humanity or war crimes.”.”.
This expands the definition to include the threatening of terrorist acts and with engaging in terrorist activity, then codified as an offence in section 6(1)(a)(i).
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Tellers: Tá, Deputies Pádraig Mac Lochlainn and Mark Ward; Níl, Deputies Mary Butler and Emer Currie.
| Question | Result | Tá–Níl |
|---|---|---|
| Amendment put: | Lost | 47–78 |
| Question put: "That the Bill do now pass." | Carried | 82–51 |
| Question put: | Lost | 62–77 |
| Amendment put: | Carried | 77–61 |
| Question put: "That the motion, as amended, be agreed to." | Carried | 77–61 |
| Amendment to amendment put: | Lost | 61–76 |
| Amendment put: | Carried | 76–62 |
| Question put: "That the motion, as amended, be agreed to." | Carried | 76–62 |
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