Sentences with phrase «home affairs parliamentary»

Tom Brake MP, the co-chair of the Lib Dem home affairs parliamentary party committee, and author of the party's letter to Cameron, said there was no evidence to suggest that control orders were effective in preventing terrorism.

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Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesperson Chris Huhne described elements of the bill as «frankly Kafka-esque» and warned parliamentary scrutiny did not amount to a «serious check on the potential abuse of executive power».
The Home Affairs Select Committee (HASC) has taken various forms of evidence and undertaking during the whole affair, and continues to investigate various aspects as part of its normal parliamentary undertakings.
The former chair of the home affairs select committee has been at the centre of a long - running inquiry by the parliamentary commissioner for standards.
The big highlight of the parliamentary week will be ex-UK Border Force chief Bodie Clark, who is up before the home affairs committee on Tuesday morning.
Mullin was at one time chairman of the home affairs select committee and a member of Labour's parliamentary committee, which usually met with Blair once a week.
Keith Vaz, the former chair of the home affairs select committee, has been appointed to the justice committee despite a rare parliamentary manoeuvre to stop him by a Conservative MP.
«Under the Labour government, hard won rights and liberties that have been a fundamental part of British life for centuries were eroded or simply cast aside,» said Tom Brake, co-chair of the Liberal Democrat parliamentary committee for home affairs.
Warsi has written to Labour MP Yvette Cooper, the chair of the parliamentary home affairs committee, to ask her to investigate hate speech.
He also chaired the Home Affairs Select Committee and was a member of the Parliamentary Committee, giving him direct access to the court of Tony Blair.
He was also a member of the influential Society of Labour Lawyers, chaired the home affairs group within the parliamentary Labour party before he joined the government and chaired the House of Commons jazz club.
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