Proceeding contribution from Lord Soley (Labour) in the House of Lords on Wednesday, 13 July 2011. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Phone Hacking.
Phone Hacking
My Lords, there have been many inquiries into the press over the past 20-odd years. It is important to remember that none of them solved the problems. They were around at the time and are still around now, even though the press was warned then that it was, rather famously, drinking in the last-chance saloon. One of the most important things, whether we have statutory or non-statutory regulation, is that the body that is set up should have very strong investigatory powers. Without them it will end up being largely a conciliation service, not a regulatory body.
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- Disclosure of information Codes of practice Criminal investigation Corruption Sky Ethics Independent Police Complaints Commission Misconduct Ownership Police Newspaper press Ministers Media Special advisers Metropolitan Police Public inquiries Regulation Takeovers Telephone tapping Senior civil servants Politicians News Corporation Culture, Practices and Ethics of the Press Inquiry News of the World
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