Public Order Bill

My hon. Friend makes a good point. Police will often suspect that crimes may be committed, but in...

Can the Minister confirm, as an illustration, that, if a demonstration is about to take place by ...

The way my right hon. Friend puts it is good. It is in exactly those circumstances, where the pol...

This was raised the last time we had this debate, but the Minister mentioned the crime of nuisanc...

I am not sure I entirely agree. The offence of intentionally or recklessly causing public nuisanc...

Stop and search is a crucial tool, as we all agree. Its normal usage is based on intelligence aro...

The hon. Lady says these measures may damage relations with the public. The vast majority of the ...

I thank the right hon. Member for his intervention. We do not disagree on some of the struggles h...

I can now announce the result of today’s deferred Division on the draft Criminal Justice Act 2003...

I will be brief because much of what I have to say agrees with the Opposition spokesperson, the h...

On that point, I remind the right hon. Gentleman that every year that the former Prime Minister, ...

I suspect that my right hon. Friend the Member for North West Hampshire (Kit Malthouse) wants to ...

I am grateful to my right hon. Friend. What he says is incorrect. At the time, we were dealing wi...

I have allowed my right hon. Friend to make his point, but the simple truth was that the reason f...

I will be brief because I agree entirely with the two previous speakers. There should be no suspi...

It is three in a row, as I agree and associate myself with the remarks of the previous speakers. ...

I do not wish to repeat everything I said at the beginning, but I want to pick up on one or two p...

Of course stop and search has a role to play, but it has to be applied appropriately and under th...

In whatever context, stop and search has to be done in a respectful and appropriate way. That is ...