Proceeding contribution from Stephen Lloyd (Liberal Democrat) 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 respect the Secretary of State's apology. Clearly the Government, to some degree, failed to protect one of our citizens, so it is only right that they apologise. It was the right decision, and I respect the tenor of his apology. It was a desperate time, and Rosemary Nelson's murder was a desperate act. However, will he give an assurance that the economic cuts faced by Northern Ireland will have no negative impact on the key persons protection scheme? It has been amended and improved since Rosemary Nelson's desperate murder, but it is vital that it is maintained.
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- Accountability Bombings Homicide Terrorism Royal Ulster Constabulary Northern Ireland Office Rosemary Nelson Inquiry Nelson, Rosemary
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