Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill Debate

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Department: Home Office

Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill

Lindsay Hoyle Excerpts
2nd reading: House of Commons & Money resolution: House of Commons
Monday 11th June 2018

(5 years, 10 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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John Hayes Portrait Mr John Hayes (South Holland and The Deepings) (Con)
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I did not intend to intervene—I will speak at length later—but is the right hon. Lady aware that about 75% of people referred to Prevent are, having been through the programme, of no further interest to the police or security services? That sounds like success to me.

Lindsay Hoyle Portrait Mr Deputy Speaker (Sir Lindsay Hoyle)
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Just to advise Members who may want to speak at length later, they will have up to 15 minutes and no more.

Diane Abbott Portrait Ms Abbott
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I have visited Prevent programmes and I am aware that good work is being done, but the figure that 95% of deradicalisation programmes are not effective should not be put to one side. We have to address it and we have to address whether there is any connection at all with the fact that Prevent is a tainted brand among the members of some communities.

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Lindsay Hoyle Portrait Mr Deputy Speaker (Sir Lindsay Hoyle)
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Before I bring in the next speaker, just a reminder—I have told speakers that this is a very important debate, so please let us not abuse other people’s time. I call John Hayes; you have up to 15 minutes.