Proceeding contribution from Lord Reid of Cardowan (Labour) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 20 July 2006. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Criminal Justice.
Criminal Justice
That does not seem to be the view of the leader of the hon. Gentleman’s party, who has resiled from any commitment to leave the European convention on human rights and instead has promised us the undoubted bonus of yet another Bill of Rights to add to the convention. Rather than asking me to do what his own party leader will not do, the hon. Gentleman would do better to start a little closer to home, as we are trying to do with our antisocial behaviour measures to protect people in their homes, on the streets and in their communities. The vast majority of people want effective policing and security and a reduction of fear.
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- Criminal proceedings Crime Administration of justice Human rights Law and order Sentencing Reform Victims
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