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Police and Justice Bill

Debate on bills on Monday, 6 November 2006, in the House of Commons.
Police and Justice Bill. Consideration of Lords amendments. Lords amendments 5b to 5h agreed to. Lords amendment 36 disagreed to and amendments proposed in lieu. Motion that this House disagrees with Lords amendments 81-84 and proposes amendments in lieu agreed to on division (298 to 204).

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Reference

451 c620-39 

Session

2005-06

Department

Home Office

Legislative stage

Lords amendments

Chamber / Committee

House of Commons chamber

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Proceeding contributions

Speaker | 451 c634 (Link to this contribution) Order. I think that on this occasion brevity becomes the hon. and learned Gentleman.
Robert Marshall-Andrews | 451 c634 (Link to this contribution) Given the time, I shall be very brief—[Hon. Members: ““One minute.””] There are two issues—

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John Denham | 451 c634 (Link to this contribution) I am sorry, I have far too little time to give way. I hope that we shall learn from these proceedin...
Lord Garnier | 451 c634 (Link to this contribution) Will the right hon. Gentleman give way?
Lord Reid of Cardowan | 451 c630 (Link to this contribution) I will conclude my remarks, if hon. Members will allow me to do so without interruption. I have tri...
Lord Garnier | 451 c631 (Link to this contribution) It is not true and if the hon. Gentleman thinks that it is, he should have the guts to stand up and ...
Lord Reid of Cardowan | 451 c629 (Link to this contribution) It would not have the legal status of legislation or part of the treaty. I fully accept that. Howeve...
Daniel Kawczynski | 451 c629 (Link to this contribution) Would not the UK victims of a criminal serving a whole-life sentence in the United States be delight...
Lord Reid of Cardowan | 451 c630 (Link to this contribution) I take it that the hon. Gentleman objects to the mandatory revision of sentences, release at given p...
Lord Reid of Cardowan | 451 c628-9 (Link to this contribution) Let me try to explain, in the spirit of fraternity that always underpins our discussions. I speak wi...
John McDonnell | 451 c629 (Link to this contribution) Will my right hon. Friend clarify the legal status that that guidance would have?
John Denham | 451 c634 (Link to this contribution) The debate has revealed a surprising degree of ad-hocery in our extradition arrangements with a grea...
Lord Garnier | 451 c633 (Link to this contribution) No, I shall not give way. The Home Secretary spoke for 25 minutes in a 45-minute debate and other Me...
David Heath | 451 c633-4 (Link to this contribution) Even in the brief time available for the rest of the debate, I want to welcome the fact that the Hom...
Ronnie Campbell | 451 c632 (Link to this contribution) I do not think I ever had the hon. Gentleman. We do not need to allow the Home Secretary to have th...
Rob Marris | 451 c633 (Link to this contribution) Will the hon. and learned Gentleman give way?
Lord Garnier | 451 c632 (Link to this contribution) First, given the nature of the Home Secretary’s speech, I am not sure that his promises are worth wa...
Lord Garnier | 451 c631-2 (Link to this contribution) No, and that is just as well. Let us analyse what the Government seek to persuade us to agree. They...
Rob Marris | 451 c632 (Link to this contribution) If the treaty be lost and we go back to the status quo ante, will the hon. and learned Gentleman tel...
David Heath | 451 c625 (Link to this contribution) One of the Home Secretary’s principal grounds for rejecting the amendments from Liberal Democrat and...
Lord Reid of Cardowan | 451 c625 (Link to this contribution) Yes, I can. It might help Members on both sides of the House if I were to explain the amendments. We...
Robert Marshall-Andrews | 451 c625 (Link to this contribution) As the Home Secretary knows, I would not support the Lords amendment on designation, as I said when ...
Lord Reid of Cardowan | 451 c626 (Link to this contribution) My hon. and learned Friend, who has probably studied these matters longer and in more depth than mos...
Rob Marris | 451 c626 (Link to this contribution) I am grateful for the Government’s movement on the issue. I understand what my right hon. Friend sai...
Viscount Hailsham | 451 c623 (Link to this contribution) I want to direct hon. Members’ attention to a small point that arises in amendment 5E. Subsection (1...
Mike O'Brien | 451 c623-4 (Link to this contribution) I thank the hon. and learned Member for Harborough (Mr. Garnier) for the way in which he set out his...
Lord Reid of Cardowan | 451 c624 (Link to this contribution) I beg to move, That this House insists on its disagreement with the Lords in their amendment.
Speaker | 451 c624 (Link to this contribution) With this, it will be convenient to discuss Government amendments (a) and (b) in lieu of the Lords a...
Lord Reid of Cardowan | 451 c628 (Link to this contribution) I will give way to my hon. and learned Friend once more.
Richard Shepherd | 451 c627 (Link to this contribution) It is nonsense to suggest that we are not in a position to extradite people just because we have cha...
Lord Reid of Cardowan | 451 c627-8 (Link to this contribution) Let me give the hon. Gentleman some examples of people whom we cannot extradite under the present ar...
Robert Marshall-Andrews | 451 c628 (Link to this contribution) I am grateful to the Home Secretary. I should like him to help me—and he knows that this is friendly...
Lord Reid of Cardowan | 451 c626 (Link to this contribution) For technical reasons of complying with the conventions of both Houses, we have incorporated the Opp...
Lord Reid of Cardowan | 451 c627 (Link to this contribution) If my hon. and learned Friend will allow me to make some progress, I was talking about the victims o...
Viscount Hailsham | 451 c626 (Link to this contribution) The Government have a forum amendment on the amendment paper, so surely the Home Secretary concedes ...
Lord Reid of Cardowan | 451 c627 (Link to this contribution) If we ever had any intention of giving effect to such an amendment, the right hon. and learned Gentl...
Mike O'Brien | 451 c620 (Link to this contribution) I beg to move, That this House agrees with the Lords in the said amendment.
Baroness Featherstone | 451 c621-3 (Link to this contribution) Although the Government tabled some amendments in the other place to address some of the concerns of...
Lord Garnier | 451 c621 (Link to this contribution) It seems to us that an important principle is at stake here that Parliament should uphold—that the p...
Mike O'Brien | 451 c621 (Link to this contribution) That would be dealt with through the negative procedure. The affirmative resolution would apply to a...
Viscount Hailsham | 451 c621 (Link to this contribution) I am grateful for that clarification, but my question is about a related but different matter. The S...
Mike O'Brien | 451 c620-1 (Link to this contribution) Before I do so, may I deal with another matter? On 24 October, the right hon. and learned Member for...
Viscount Hailsham | 451 c620 (Link to this contribution) Will the Solicitor-General give way?
Mike O'Brien | 451 c620 (Link to this contribution) We have listened carefully, during the course of debates, to the concerns raised in this House and i...
Lord Reid of Cardowan | 451 c624-5 (Link to this contribution) The House has spent much time discussing the Bill and the amendments. The Government do not accept t...
Speaker | 451 c620 (Link to this contribution) With this, it will be convenient to discuss Lords amendments Nos. 5C to 5H and the Government motion...
Lord Garnier | 451 c630-1 (Link to this contribution) The Home Secretary began his speech with some unusual, but none the less disarming, honesty when he ...

Subjects

Crime
Extradition
Jurisdiction
Fines
Pilot schemes
Police
Prosecutions
Police cautions
Sentencing
Treaties
Victims
USA

Legislation

Police and Justice Bill 2005-06

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