On that issue, I have read the wording of the motion carefully, in which Her Majesty's loyal Opposition make the point that it is the Government's deliberate policy to reduce police numbers, which is not the case. I simply make the point that I made before, in the debate in July, that the shadow Home Secretary specifically said on 20 April that he could not guarantee that there would not be a reduction in police numbers. Does he stand by those comments in the election campaign, and does he not see that even a fair-minded person would think his contribution today just slightly disingenuous?
Crime and Policing
Proceeding contribution from
Lord Jackson of Peterborough
(Conservative)
in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 8 September 2010.
It occurred during Opposition day on Crime and Policing.
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