Proceeding contribution from Owen Paterson (Conservative) 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 am grateful for the tone of the hon. Lady's question, which I entirely endorse. One of the other major changes, which is not mentioned in the report, is the establishment of the Historical Enquiries Team, which is looking methodically at the 3,268 cases in which people tragically lost their lives leading up to the agreement. That forms a good basis for working on the terrible losses of the past. She knows that I am considering a range of options and talking to a wide number of people. We will bring forward proposals when we think we can achieve some sort of consensus, but she knows more than anyone how difficult that will be.
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- Accountability Bombings Homicide Terrorism Royal Ulster Constabulary Northern Ireland Office Rosemary Nelson Inquiry Nelson, Rosemary
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