Terrorism Bill

My Lords, we have that opportunity. We have to deal with the response to the current Act. The other place has now said clearly on three occasions that it wishes the current provision before the House to be included in this Bill. That must be right for now. But it must also be right that when we look again at the definition of terrorism and the issue of control orders we have an opportunity to consider whether our conclusions continue to hold good for the future. I have indicated something similar as regards the definition of terrorism. We shall have an opportunity to look clearly at that definition next time around.