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Official documents and links

Recent Articles

• House of Lords 2nd Reading: Protection of Freedoms Bill (8th November 2011)
  

• Home Office: DNA and fingerprints
  

• House of Commons: Protection of Freedoms Bill 3rd Reading
  

• Home Office: DNA retention and statistics
  

  Documents released on 23rd September 2011 as a result of a Freedom of Information request.

• Coalition Agreement (11th May 2010)
  

  Includes a commitment to adopting the protections of the Scottish model for the DNA database.

• Protection of Freedoms Bill: Second Reading (1st March 2011)
  

  The first debate of the bill by MPs.

• Public Reading: Protection of Freedoms Bill
  

  This Government website allows you to post your comments on the Protection of Freedoms Bill. The deadline for comments is Monday 7th March.

• Protection of Freedoms Bill 2010-11
  

• Home Office: Common sense approach to public protection proposed (11th February 2011)
  

• Home Office Press Release: Sweeping reforms to restore British liberties (11th February 2011)
  

• Civil Liberties Speech by Deputy Prime Minister (7th January 2010)
  

• Your Freedom (Government consultation)
  

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