I, too, have listened with great patience to the hon. Gentleman and have considered whether it is worth bothering to intervene. However, I must reiterate the point on community sentences and the selective passage he has read out. The fact is that eight out of 10 women who receive prison sentences have committed non-violent offences. That is why they have less onerous conditions in their community sentences. I draw his attention to the Corston report and the Prison Reform Trust report, “Lacking Conviction”. Instead of getting out more, he needs to stay in and read more.
Offender Rehabilitation Bill
Proceeding contribution from
Madeleine Moon
(Labour)
in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 14 January 2014.
It occurred during Debate on bills on Offender Rehabilitation Bill.
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