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Orders of the Day — Terrorism Bill: Clause 23 — Extension of period of detention by judicial Authority (9 Nov 2005): Dan Norris: ...says about the need for evidence, the key is that we cannot always prove matters as simply or straightforwardly as we would like, even though we know that bad things are happening. Surely, terrorism provides a similar example: we know that terrible things can and may happen, so we have to ensure that our legal system can deal with them appropriately.
Written Answers — Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs: Palestine (20 Jul 2005): Dan Norris: To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (1) what his latest assessment is of the measures the Palestinian Authority is taking to prevent terror attacks being launched against Israel; (2) what his assessment is of compliance by Hamas with the cease-fire commitment it agreed with the Palestinian Authority in Cairo in March.
Suez Veterans (21 May 2002): Mr Dan Norris: ...war, and would thus have jeopardised delicate negotiations with the Egyptians. The other is that the award of a medal would have pleased the Egyptians by elevating the status of their actions from terrorism to a military operation. Both cannot be true. In fact, there is no reason to believe that either consideration carried any weight. Such issues clearly did not prevent the award of...

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