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UK Borders Bill

I hope that my noble friend will be able to take seriously the case put forward in this amendment. In almost any area of law enforcement or penal policy, as the policy and its implementation move forward, it becomes clear that training is crucial, not least in the sphere of human rights. The balance between law enforcement and human rights is very difficult and it needs sensitive and careful preparation. During recent visits to the police, I have been tremendously impressed by how the police here—and now in Northern Ireland—take account of that difficult balance and of how it must be pursued seriously. It cannot be rushed; it has to be carefully prepared. For that reason and a host of other reasons, there is a lot of merit in the amendment, and I hope that my noble friend will be able to take it very seriously.