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Prevention and Suppression of Terrorism

: On the court judgment that the control orders do not require derogation, I draw the Minister’s attention to the paragraph in the Joint Committee report that points out that the obligations by themselves may not amount to a deprivation of liberty but that they may be combined with other obligations. Lord Carlile drew attention to the fact that duration, which is not known at the outset, and all the specifics of a case may have a bearing on whether it amounts to a deprivation of liberty, which would require article 5 derogation.

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Reference

442 c1522 

Session

2005-06

Chamber / Committee

House of Commons chamber
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