Proceeding contribution from Lindsay Hoyle (Labour) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 18 January 2007. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Antisocial Behaviour.
Antisocial Behaviour
My hon. Friend is making a good point. We must ensure that people who commit crimes tidy up the areas in which other people have to live and put up with the problem. Does he agree that part of the difficulty lies with the probation service? Often, young people turn up to do the work that they have been challenged to do, only to find that there is no one there to provide supervision. They are then sent away. That disincentive works against them and they end up not doing the hours that they were supposed to do as part of their community service, just because the probation service did not have anyone available on a Saturday or Sunday.
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- CCTV Crime prevention Alcoholic drinks Anti-social behaviour Housing Drugs Parents Police Motorcycles Police community support officers Young people Young offenders Anti-social behaviour orders Crime and disorder reduction partnerships Acceptable behaviour contracts
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