Counter-Terrorism Bill
12:00 pm
Bob Quick: Yes. I am familiar with the provisions of the Sex Offenders Act 2003. They are generally effective in helping to monitor and regulate sex offenders, but are by no means perfect. Many sex offenders slip off the radar and sadly can reoffend. The correlation of sex offending and the patterns and types of people involved with terrorist offenders is not good. The risks to the public, while serious with sex offenders, are of a different magnitude with terrorist offenders who may be seeking to sacrifice their own life while committing mass murder.