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Lord Mackenzie of Framwellgate

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Education Bill
Thursday 12th May 2011

(13 years, 7 months ago)

Lords Chamber
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Baroness Verma Portrait Baroness Verma
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My noble friend raises an extremely poignant point. Police charging of some offences will clearly cut out that time-wasting and it will also help do away with the duplication of case preparation. The need for the police and the CPS to co-operate and work together from a very early stage is crucial as it will ensure that victims, who are at the heart of this, can feel assured that achieving justice is not weighted against them.

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My Lords, can the Minister tell the House whether the Director of Public Prosecutions was consulted about these proposals? If so, will she place a copy of the director’s response in the Library?

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