Proceeding contribution from Lord Triesman (Labour) in the House of Lords on Monday, 12 December 2011. It occurred during Debate on Intelligence and Security Committee Annual Report for 2010-11.
Intelligence and Security Committee Annual Report for 2010-11
My Lords, that intervention invites a very brief response. I have no aversion whatever to the committee being available to and able to speak to the Prime Minister. Broadly speaking, I believe that Select Committees in Parliament have had that capability for a long time. In my view, the biggest advantage is that these areas which have been regarded as incredibly obscure and difficult, and usually as a means of veiling from the public and parliamentarians some things which are in their vital interests, and in the vital interests of the country, will at least be dealt with on the same basis that much other sensitive material is.
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- Disclosure of information Courts Detainees Annual reports Cybercrime Finance Evidence Intelligence services Intelligence and Security Committee National security Recruitment Terrorism Training Security Olympic Games 2012 National Security Council BBC Monitoring Detainee Inquiry
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