Proceeding contribution from Lord Strathclyde (Conservative) in the House of Lords on Monday, 13 December 2010. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Public Disorder: Policing.
Public Disorder: Policing
My Lords, the noble and right reverend Lord is entirely correct to point out that there is an absolute responsibility on the student union, the organisers of these marches and the police to have a dialogue in order to decide on a route and on roles of behaviour. As I said in repeating the Statement, the march started off with 3,000 individuals, but by the time it got to Parliament Square it had grown to 15,000 and had created a sense of its own instability. I am sure that the police and many others will be making representations to the National Union of Students, other organisers and, indeed, colleges and institutions of higher education to see what they can do to try and help control the violence.
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- 2010-12
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- House of Lords chamber
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- Demonstrations Arrests Casualties Greater London Independent Police Complaints Commission Parliament Square Metropolitan Police Security Violence Students Royal family Camilla, Queen Charles III, King
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