Proceeding contribution from Shaun Woodward (Labour) in the House of Commons on Monday, 23 May 2011. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Rosemary Nelson Inquiry Report.
Rosemary Nelson Inquiry Report
I will, Mr Speaker. The question that the Secretary of State must address is whether those acts of omission, negligence, failure and prejudice and a mechanistic Northern Ireland Office mean that we are in a very different position from the conclusion of the Wright inquiry, contrary to his statement today. I urge him to examine Justice Cory's original proposals for the inquiries. Collusion is not just a matter of commission; it may also be an issue of omission. This does not prove collusion, but today the Secretary of State has been too hasty in his dismissal.
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- Accountability Bombings Homicide Terrorism Royal Ulster Constabulary Northern Ireland Office Rosemary Nelson Inquiry Nelson, Rosemary
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