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Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill

The Minister said that the in-country application of a TEO—if I understood correctly—would be two years. Am I incorrect, then, in my understanding that if a temporary exclusion order were served either at the address or in person, the person’s return would be subject to that for two years, so that if at any time in that two-year period they sought to return to the UK they would be subject to the conditions of the TEO? Is he saying that that is incorrect and it is only the in-country provisions of the TEO that last for two years?

Type
Proceeding contribution
Reference
758 c1265 
Session
2014-15
Chamber / Committee
House of Lords chamber
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