Proceeding contribution from Dari Taylor (Labour) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 25 July 2007. It occurred during Ministerial statement on National Security.
National Security
I warmly welcome today’s statement, but I ask the Prime Minister to accept that in the debate on the scrutiny of intelligence and security, there appears to be a desire for inquiries to be more open and accessible. The Intelligence and Security Committee regularly and scrupulously takes evidence from the security agencies. Is that not a valuable part of open democracy that should be maintained?
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- 2006-07
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- Biometrics Bail Detainees Broadcasting Deportation Software Citizenship Borders Finance Electronic surveillance Evidence Intelligence services Identity cards Emergency powers Foreign nationals EU action Intelligence and Security Committee Identification of criminals National security Prisoners Passengers Proof of identity Terrorism Screening Security Travel restrictions Television Visas BBC World Service Iran Rendition al Qaeda INTERPOL Joint Intelligence Committee Overseas broadcasting National Security Committee Arabic
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