Schedule 1
Counter-Terrorism Bill
11:00 am
Dari Taylor (Stockton South, Labour)
If the hon. and learned Gentleman is not persuaded by my hon. Friend the Member for Reading, West, is there a chance that he will be persuaded by Lord Carlile? In evidence to us, he said:
“I believe that there have been cases in which people have been charged when greater evidence might have been made available by following up sensitive intelligence or other evidence that is inadmissible for the time being.”——[Official Report, Counter-Terrorism Public Bill Committee, 24 April 2008; c. 123, Q325.]
He referenced encrypted material, inquiries abroad and people who are unfit to give evidence. Is that evidence not persuasive to the hon. and learned Gentleman?