Proceeding contribution from Baroness Ritchie of Downpatrick (Social Democratic & Labour Party) 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 thank the Secretary of State for an advance copy of his report. Having known Rosemary Nelson when we were both students at Queen's university, Belfast in the mid-1970s, I find this report very disturbing indeed. In particular, it states that"““we cannot exclude the possibility of a rogue member or members of the RUC or the Army in some way assisting the murderers to target Rosemary Nelson””." Does the Secretary of State not agree that that is tantamount to collusion between loyalist paramilitaries and members of the then security services? Will he provide an assurance to Members of this House and to Rosemary's family that all efforts will be made to pursue those who were responsible for this terrible murder, and that they will be held accountable in the due process of the law as quickly and expeditiously as possible?
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- Accountability Bombings Homicide Terrorism Royal Ulster Constabulary Northern Ireland Office Rosemary Nelson Inquiry Nelson, Rosemary
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