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Regulations | Orders of the Day - Police Bill [Lords] | Commons debates The certificate to be applied for, certainly at the basic level—the CCC—will belong to the individual, who can therefore prove his status
Criminal Conviction Certificates | Orders of the Day - Police Bill [Lords] | Commons debates I am sure that my hon. Friend is right. It is necessary for employers to take an intelligent approach towards these matters.
Criminal Conviction Certificates | Orders of the Day - Police Bill [Lords] | Commons debates I hope that I have been fair to the right hon. Member for Berwick-upon-Tweed (Mr. Beith) in responding to the amendments.
General Functions of the Ncis Service Authority and Ncis | Orders of the Day - Police Bill [Lords] | Commons debates There is no reason why such discussions should not take place, and I expect them to do so. As the right hon.
General Functions of the Ncis Service Authority and Ncis | Orders of the Day - Police Bill [Lords] | Commons debates I fully understand the sentiments expressed by the right hon. Member for Berwick-upon-Tweed (Mr. Beith).
General Functions of the Ncis Service Authority and Ncis | Orders of the Day - Police Bill [Lords] | Commons debates I thought that I had made it clear how responsibility would be divided.
War Crimes | Commons debates I am pleased to respond to the debate. I have noted the presence of not only my hon. Friend the Member for Bexleyheath (Sir C.
