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Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures Bill

Yes, I fully agree with that point about the ridiculously pedantic and capricious use of conditions to get something on these people, when they demonstrate no greater threat than the fact that they find it difficult to cope with increasingly bizarre conditions. Therefore, I do not hold the same brief as the Opposition for control orders and the existing legislation, which is why I do not support them on the amendments that suggest that control orders are somehow better, but neither do I fall for the Government's false argument that TPIMs are substantially different, because they involve a large part of the same mix as control orders. I never bought the product ““I can't believe it's not butter”” and I am not going to buy ““I can't believe it's not control orders.””

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Reference

532 c79 

Session

2010-12

Chamber / Committee

House of Commons chamber
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