Protect the Protectors Bill could be discussed in Parliament

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Protect the Protectors Bill could be discussed in Parliament

Officers can vote to see Bill debated by politicians.

Date - 11th July 2017
By - Martin Buhagiar - Police Oracle

A Bill proposing tougher sentences for those who assault police officers could soon be discussed in Parliament. Rhondda MP Chris Bryant has put his choice of Bills to bring before MPs to a public vote, and his six options includes the Protect the...

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