Clause 3 - General requirements for service of process
Crime (International Co-operation) Bill [Lords]
2:30 pm
Mr James Paice (South East Cambridgeshire, Conservative)
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The hon. Gentleman has alighted on an even smaller point than I made. Nevertheless, I shall consider it quickly. I admit that I had other things to do during the adjournment, but I respect his commitment to studying every nuance of the Bill. He is correct. The relevant provision simply says that if a person does not understand English, a translation is to be given to the court. That seems a little odd. Perhaps the Minister will consider that again. That is not the purpose of my amendments, however, so I cannot pursue the matter at great length.