Proceeding contribution from Lord Mawhinney (Conservative) in the House of Lords on Wednesday, 13 October 2010. It occurred during Debate on Bloody Sunday Inquiry.
Bloody Sunday Inquiry
I admit to being somewhat anxious about this personalising of the contribution of my noble friend Lord Tebbit. We all know that he has a personal involvement, and a memory and experience which none of the rest of us would have wished, but can my noble friend address the policy point that my noble friend Lord Tebbit was trying to make? Rather than personalising his contribution, the policy point was: what is the basis for determining what should and should not be the subject of an inquiry?
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- 2010-12
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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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