Results 1-7 of 7 for hunting speaker:Peter Robinson

Oral Answers to Questions: Northern Ireland (Location of Victims' Remains) Bill (10 May 1999)

Mr Peter Robinson: ...often have we been told over the years from the Dispatch Box that the Government will make every possible effort to ensure that people are brought to justice? They have said that terrorists will be hunted down. It is now abundantly clear that they have changed their minds.

Northern Ireland (Appropriation) (7 Mar 1994)

Mr Peter Robinson: ...cavalier fashion. I will not identify any specific buildings, although the men and women who work in them will know only too well the buildings in question. I will not attempt to aid the witch hunt for those who have given me the information by identifying more closely the areas of my concern. What is certain is that this "do as I say, not as I do" legislation must be changed and the...

Northern Ireland (Interim Period) (20 Jun 1991)

Mr Peter Robinson: ...talks process, but he should not do that at the expense of pressing the terrorist. He should not do that at the expense of holding back the security forces in the battle against terrorism. That means that we must hunt and harry the IRA. We must corner and catch the terrorists. When we catch them, we must ensure that the terrorists are given appropriate sentences that fit the crimes that...

Terrorist Attack (Enniskillen) (9 Nov 1987)

Mr Peter Robinson: ...and to believe, as it has some justification to do, that more violence brings more concessions. Will he tell us that he is prepared to have a resolute policy against the Provisional IRA which hunts and harries its members, which corners and captures them, and, when they are caught, makes sure that they are sentenced to sentences that fit the crime that they have committed?

Orders of the Day — Elections (Northern Ireland) Bill: Voters to Produce Prescribed Documents (28 Nov 1984)

Mr Peter Robinson: ...who try to have one vote more than they are entitled to, and whom the Minister is attempting to frustrate. Other people might not wish to apply for an identification card because the police were hunting for them, and because if they presented themselves so that a card could be issued they might find members of the Royal Ulster Constabulary preventing them from leaving the premises. It is...

Northern Ireland (Emergency Provisions) Act 1978 (30 Jun 1982)

Mr Peter Robinson: ...I have with me. It reads: From the commanding officer. Personal security. Are you keen to stay alive? If so read on! The Enemy. Provisional IRA and INLA are looking for targets. They are on the hunt. They have been amazed at how insecure many of you are. So what are you doing about this problem? The paper helpfully lists a number of actions that ought to be taken to improve personal...

Northern Ireland Act 1974 (2 Jul 1979)

Mr Peter Robinson: ...were elected. Let them measure up to their words. Let it he seen that the Secretary of State means business and that he will make these murderers pay for their crimes. The Provisional IRA must be hunted and harried. Its members must be cornered and captured, sentenced and tried. They must be convicted, and having been convicted, serve their full sentences. I suggest that the statute book...