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Homicide Law Reform

Backbench debate on Thursday, 30 June 2016, in the House of Commons, led by Alex Chalk. The answering member was Mike Penning.
Motion that this House has considered the matter of reforming the law on homicide. Agreed to on question.
Type
Parliamentary proceeding
Reference
612 cc149-163WH 
Session
2016-17
Department
Home Office
Chamber / Committee
Westminster Hall
Reforming the Law on Homicide
Thursday, 23 June 2016
Research briefings
Proceeding contributions
Alex Chalk | 612 cc149-151WH (Link to this contribution)

I beg to move,

That this House has considered the matter of reforming the law on homicide.<...

John Howell | 612 c151WH (Link to this contribution)

I wonder whether my hon. Friend has in his mind what the range of sentences should be for second ...


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Alex Chalk | 612 cc151-3WH (Link to this contribution)

Certainly, on any view, life imprisonment must remain the maximum sentence—that is the maximum in...

Victoria Prentis | 612 cc152-4WH (Link to this contribution)

I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Cheltenham (Alex Chalk), who is a fellow member of t...

Victoria Prentis | 612 c154WH (Link to this contribution)

Sorry. I, too, have real concerns about the law of parasitic accessory liability, or joint enterp...

Philip Davies | 612 cc154-5WH (Link to this contribution)

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Evans, and it is a pleasure to follow two f...

John Howell | 612 c155WH (Link to this contribution)

I appreciate what my hon. Friend is saying about sentencing. Of course, we now have the Sentencin...

Philip Davies | 612 cc155-6WH (Link to this contribution)

My hon. Friend is another member of the Justice Committee who is more talented than me. Yes, we s...

Victoria Prentis | 612 c156WH (Link to this contribution)

Just to clarify, I was making the point that that was the reality of the situation; that sentence...

Philip Davies | 612 c156WH (Link to this contribution)

I am grateful to my hon. Friend for that intervention. I think most of my constituents will be pl...

Alex Chalk | 612 c156WH (Link to this contribution)

My hon. Friend is making some very helpful and important contributions. What he says is absolutel...

Philip Davies | 612 cc156-7WH (Link to this contribution)

I agree with that point; as I said at the start, I do not necessarily disagree with my hon. Frien...

Matthew Offord | 612 cc157-8WH (Link to this contribution)

It is a great pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Evans. This is my first time doing so...

Richard Burgon | 612 c158WH (Link to this contribution)

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Evans. I am pleased to respond to the debat...

Richard Burgon | 612 cc158-9WH (Link to this contribution)

Some people would like me to hold my breath, maybe for a long, long time but, on this occasion, I...

Mike Penning | 612 c159WH (Link to this contribution)

I am probably the only non-learned Member present in the room, apart from my hon. Friend the Memb...

Richard Burgon | 612 cc159-160WH (Link to this contribution)

I thank the Minister for making that important point, and I look forward to hearing about that in...

Mike Penning | 612 cc160-2WH (Link to this contribution)

As usual, it is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Evans—I really mean that. I congr...

Alex Chalk | 612 c162WH (Link to this contribution)

This has been a helpful debate. I introduced the topic to see whether there was an appetite for d...

Alex Chalk | 612 c162WH (Link to this contribution)

Yes; a maximum of half. My hon. Friend the Member for Shipley made an important point, and there ...

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