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Crime and Security Act 2010
Summary
The Crime and Security Act 2010 expanded police powers and security measures in the UK, including new surveillance tools and tougher penalties for certain crimes. It aimed to help catch criminals and prevent terrorism, but also sparked debate about balancing security with personal privacy.
A vote to support means
- —Supporting this Act means backing stronger police powers and security measures to catch criminals and prevent crime. Supporters believe it helps keep people safer by giving law enforcement better tools to investigate serious offences and protect the public.
A vote to oppose means
- —Critics worry the Act gives too much power to police and security services, potentially threatening privacy rights. They're concerned that some measures could be misused or affect innocent people unfairly.
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Bill Passage
Commons
- 1st reading19 Nov 2009
- 2nd reading18 Jan 2010
- Committee stage26 Jan 2010
- Report stage8 Mar 2010
- 3rd reading8 Mar 2010
Lords
- 1st reading9 Mar 2010
- 2nd reading29 Mar 2010
- Committee stage7 Apr 2010
- Report stage7 Apr 2010
- 3rd reading7 Apr 2010
Royal Assent8 Apr 2010
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