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Policing Resources Bill 2019-21
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Wed 5th Feb 2020
Policing Resources Bill [HL]
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Policing Resources Bill [HL]
1st reading
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1st reading (Hansard): House of Lords
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1st reading (Hansard)
Wednesday 5th February 2020
(4 years, 10 months ago)
Lords Chamber
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A Bill to make provision to ensure that the police forces in England and Wales have sufficient resources to deliver police services; and for connected purposes.
The Bill was introduced by Lord Wigley, read a first time and ordered to be printed.