Proceeding contribution from Lord Glentoran (Conservative) in the House of Lords on Wednesday, 13 October 2010. It occurred during Debate on Bloody Sunday Inquiry.
Bloody Sunday Inquiry
My Lords, in 1971, 496 people died in Northern Ireland, which was the highest casualty rate in any year of the Troubles. I am not as confident as everybody would appear to be about the Saville report. Throughout the 12 years that it has been going on, I sat on the Benches opposite and hassled to try to get something out of it in a reasonable length of time. I failed abjectly. However, we have been in power for only a few months, and my right honourable friend the Secretary of State got the report published and the Prime Minister made his major Statement in a very short space of time. Why that did not happen under the previous Secretary of State is anybody’s guess.
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- Criminal investigation Death Demonstrations Army Costs Northern Ireland Northern Ireland government Public inquiries Terrorism Training Bloody Sunday Tribunal of Inquiry Londonderry Parachute Regiment Historical Enquiries Team Consultative Group on the Past
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