Proceeding contribution from Toby Perkins (Labour) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 20 October 2011. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Arms Export Controls.
Arms Export Controls
I am grateful that the right hon. Gentleman did not accept my intervention the second I offered it, because he has partially answered my question. Given that the Foreign Secretary's review went on for some time, was the right hon. Gentleman surprised at how little detail it contained about how the proposed changes will be delivered? There were a relatively small number of suggestions about possible outcomes, but little detail on how those outcomes would be delivered. Having read the review, is the right hon. Gentleman confident that the Foreign Secretary has told the House exactly how improvements will be delivered?
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- Corruption Arms control Arms trade Licensing Export controls Treaties Weapons Torture Saudi Arabia Middle East Rendition Dual use goods and technologies Export Control Organisation
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