Proceeding contribution from Joanna Cherry (Scottish National Party) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 18 January 2017. It occurred during Debate on Leaving the EU: Security, Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice.
Leaving the EU: Security, Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice
Is the hon. Lady aware that Rob Wainwright said last year that negotiating security pacts from outside the bloc of Europol, in the event of Britain leaving the EU, would be a “damage-limitation exercise”? Does she agree that what we need to hear from the Government is not a eulogy about how great Europol is—we all know that already—but an indication of how they are going to limit the damage caused by leaving the European Union and agencies such as Europol?
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- Disclosure of information Databases Counter-terrorism Criminal records Criminal investigation Administration of justice Cross border cooperation DNA National security European Court of Justice Europol European arrest warrants Brexit
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