Proceeding contribution from Julian Brazier (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 23 November 2005. It occurred during Debate on bill on Northern Ireland (Offences) Bill.
Northern Ireland (Offences) Bill
The Secretary of State repeatedly used the word ““closure””, and subsequently made it clear that it has nothing to do with the victims, but apparently with violence. Will he explain how allowing those who are genuinely on the run abroad to come back to the UK to send a text message to the Secretary of State’s wretched commissioner—that is virtually all that they have to do—will somehow make it safer for people who live perhaps in the very street to which those people return to live?
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- 439 c1538-9
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- 2005-06
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- House of Commons chamber
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- Admissibility of evidence Criminal proceedings Appeals Crime Armed forces Crimes of violence Arrests Belfast Agreement Certification Licensing Legal aid scheme Eligibility Jurisdiction IRA Exemptions Offenders Northern Ireland Police Prisoners Proscribed organisations Northern Ireland government Proof of identity Prisoners' release Victims Terrorism Time limits Special Tribunal for Northern Ireland Special Appeal Tribunal for Northern Ireland Special Prosecutor for Northern Ireland
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- Northern Ireland (Offences) Bill 2005-06
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