To consider the humanitarian consequences of explosive weapons and the assistance needed by victims of explosive violence. Through research and inquiry advocate for appropriate policy change, act as a focal point for debate and exchange of ideas, views and information.
1. Competition: Innovative Research Call 2020 for Explosives and Weapons Detection
05/08/2020 - Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA)
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Found: indicate the presence of an explosive, but
will not further identify it
)
.
Explosive
An energetic material
2. Competition: Innovative Research Call 2020 for Explosives and Weapons Detection
08/09/2020 - Department for Transport
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Found: indicate the presence of an explosive, but
will not further identify it
)
.
Explosive
An energetic material
3. Explosive detection dogs introduced in British airports to screen cargo
07/05/2018 - Civil Aviation Authority (CAA)
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Found:
Explosive detection dogs introduced in British airports to screen cargo
4. Action on Armed Violence (AOAV) - written evidence
19/07/2018 - Inquiry: UK Military Operations in Mosul and Raqqa - Defence Committee
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Found: violence. We have a specific focus on the impact of explosive weapons in populated areas and have been monitoring
5. Recognising the terrorist threat
24/03/2017 - National Counter Terrorism Security Office (NaCTSO)
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Found: incident involving:
firearms threats
vehicle-borne improvised explosive devices
suicide attacks
chemical
1. SS “Richard Montgomery”
03/07/2019 - Lords Chamber
1: 1944 she was loaded with 6,225 tonnes of high-explosive bombs and detonators and arrived in the Thames - Speech Link
2: My second point is that risk assessments of threats to life and property are a real public good—of - Speech Link
3: for munitions down there went off—14 tonnes of explosive—that is still an enormous blast. Nobody is quite - Speech Link
2. Syria: Provision of Equipment
26/04/2017 - Written Statements
1: security through countering terrorist and extremist threats.In November 2015, my predecessor, my right - Speech Link
3. Northern Ireland Security Situation
15/12/2015 - Written Statements
1: targeted.In May and July two radio-controlled explosive devices were deployed in Belfast and Lurgan in - Speech Link
4. Gifting of Equipment to Pakistan
30/06/2014 - Written Statements
1: a particularly severe problem with improvised explosive device (IED) attacks perpetrated by terrorist - Speech Link
5. Law Enforcement and Security (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020
19/11/2020 - Lords Chamber
1: in that they govern the marketing and use of explosive precursors, and control the acquisition and possession - Speech Link
2: reflect the different regulatory regimes for explosive precursors and acquiring firearms in Northern - Speech Link
3: deficiencies resulting from EU exit. In relation to explosive precursors, the regulatory regime continues to - Speech Link
Registered Contact:
Dr Matthew Offord MP, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA. Tel: 020 7219 7083.
Email: matthew.offord.mp@parliament.uk
Public Enquiry Point:
Nigel Ellway, REVIVE Campaign, c/o Office of Lord Dear, House of Lords, London SW1A 0PW. Tel: 07586 329 335
Email: ellwaynb@parliament.uk
Secretariat:
REVIVE Campaign Community Interest Company acts as the group's secretariat. https://revivecampaign.org/
No direct financial benefits are on record for the Explosive Threats APPG