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Oral Answers to Questions — Home Department: Police Pay (14 Jan 2008): John Leech: During the debate on police pay last week, the Minister for Security, Counter-Terrorism, Crime and Policing refused to answer this question, so I hope that the Home Secretary will now do so. Does she think it fair that police officers are getting a smaller percentage increase than other police staff and police community support officers?
Greater Manchester Police (23 Jan 2007): John Leech: ...required to maintain the service. For example, £1.5 million is needed for the tactical fire arms unit to ensure appropriate support in dealing with volume crime reduction, major events and counter-terrorism. There will be a £2.4 million loss of funding for mandatory drug testing and an additional £100,000 is required for the gang unit to address the increase in gang activity...
Public Bill Committee: Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Bill: Clause 27 - Passenger and crew information: police powers (25 Oct 2005): John Leech: ...would be to prohibit the Secretary of State from making orders that apply generally. Will the Minister clarify whether passenger information orders under paragraph 17(2) of schedule 7 to the Terrorism Act 2000, as amended, and the Schedule 7 to the Terrorism Act 2000 (Information) Order 2002, include the power to make orders that apply generally, rather than requiring that a specific...

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