Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures

Debate between Mark Reckless and Edward Leigh
Tuesday 21st January 2014

(10 years, 10 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Edward Leigh Portrait Sir Edward Leigh
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The hon. Gentleman is living in a dream world. Does he appreciate what these people are trying to do? Does he understand the level of danger they pose?

Mark Reckless Portrait Mark Reckless (Rochester and Strood) (Con)
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Surely what is important is that those individuals are being deprived of those liberties without due process, a trial and conviction, on the basis solely of suspicion, albeit in many cases potentially justified suspicion.

Edward Leigh Portrait Sir Edward Leigh
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We know that there is some evidence, such as intercept evidence, that is difficult for the Home Secretary to bring to trial. Surely we must have some faith in our Home Secretary. Surely we respect her and the instruments of justice as having the public interest at heart. They are in no way inclined to restrict anybody’s civil liberties unless there is good reason.

European Union (UK Permanent Representative)

Debate between Mark Reckless and Edward Leigh
Tuesday 10th May 2011

(13 years, 6 months ago)

Westminster Hall
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Mark Reckless Portrait Mark Reckless
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Would the Minister include in that description of UKRep’s various diplomatic successes negotiation of the euro bail-out funds around the weekend of 10 May last year?

Edward Leigh Portrait Mr Edward Leigh (in the Chair)
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Order. This debate is about the appointment process for the UK permanent representative. It is perfectly in order for hon. Members and the Minister to introduce the subject, but we must now return to the appointment process, which is the subject of the debate.

European Union Economic Governance

Debate between Mark Reckless and Edward Leigh
Wednesday 10th November 2010

(14 years ago)

Commons Chamber
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