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- Written Answers — Home Department: Terrorism: Evidence (17 Dec 2007)
Stephen Hesford: ...Department if her Department will reconsider the merits of the case for allowing intercept material into evidence in (a) criminal proceedings and (b) proceedings involving offences under anti-terrorism legislation.
- Mersey Tunnels Bill: Schedule 2 — Further Amendment of the 1980 Act (29 Oct 2003)
Mr Stephen Hesford: ...needed one for any purpose. My hon. Friend the Member for Crosby (Mrs. Curtis-Thomas) could not think of one example of where the fallback position would be used. There was a curious debate about terrorism, which, frankly, was nonsense. Clause 92 is in the Bill because of feather-bedding. There has not been an honest debate in the House, although that is not for want of trying on our...
- Mersey Tunnels Bill: Schedule 1 — Amendment of the 1980 Act: Levying, Revision and Application of Tolls (29 Oct 2003)
Mr Stephen Hesford: Terrorism will not be paid for by such a procedure. When I made that point, my hon. Friend nodded because it is an obvious point. Let us not overplay this. Let us not be stupid about the idea that there is a prospect of terrorism in the Mersey tunnels; there is not. Let us not go too far down that road.
- Mersey Tunnels Bill: Schedule 1 — Amendment of the 1980 Act: Levying, Revision and Application of Tolls (29 Oct 2003)
Mr Stephen Hesford: ...curious little debate because of the frequent references to the unforeseen nature of the circumstances. I have dealt with the idea that people can insure against risk. I have dealt with the idea of terrorism. When my hon. Friend the Member for Crosby (Mrs. Curtis-Thomas) was asked whether there were any other circumstances, the answer was no. There are no other circumstances in which she...
- Written Answers — Home Department: Terrorism Act (15 Nov 2001)
Mr Stephen Hesford: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what arrangements he has made for the review of the Terrorism Act 2000; and how observations from (a) interested persons and (b) organisations may be submitted for consideration.