United Kingdom · Motion · Early Day Motion
EDM 699
METROPOLITAN POLICE
Introduced
9 May 2000
Last action
9 May 2000 · Early Day Motion
Status
0
Sponsors
Norman Baker
Subjects
Police
Source updated
9 May 2000
Summary
That this House, in the light of the declaration made on 3rd May by the Metropolitan Police that its officers behaved unlawfully during the Chinese state visit in October 1999 by removing Tibetan flags from demonstrators; and calls upon the Home Secretary to order an independent inquiry into how that unlawful behaviour came about, and why the Metropolitan Police's own internal review failed to identify such behaviour as unlawful.
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Timeline
9 May 2000
Early Day Motion
That this House, in the light of the declaration made on 3rd May by the Metropolitan Police that its officers behaved unlawfully during the Chinese state visit in October 1999 by removing Tibetan flags from demonstrators; and calls upon the Home Secretary to order an independent inquiry into how that unlawful behaviour came about, and why the Metropolitan Police's own internal review failed to identify such behaviour as unlawful.
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- Norman Baker · Liberal Democrat · Primary sponsor
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- Official source: https://edm.parliament.uk/early-day-motions/18056
- Open data entity: https://oralquestionsandmotions-api.parliament.uk/EarlyDayMotions/list
- uk · edm-18056 · source updated 9 May 2000