Responses to the consultation on the counter terrorism bill

This is a collection of responses to the consultation run in 2007 on the proposed counter-terrorism bill.

Date: Tue Dec 11 14:21:50 GMT 2007

• Summary of all responses (PDF file - 602kb)

  A summary of the many responses to the consultation on the Counter-terrorism bill.

• ACPO and SACPO responses (PDF file - 274kb)

  Responses from ACPO and SACPO.

• Amnesty International Portobello Group responses (PDF file - 207kb)

  Responses by Amnesty International Portobello group.

• Bar Council Response (PDF file - 87kb)

  Response from the bar council.

• Board of Deputies of British Jews response (PDF file - 97kb)

  Response to the consultation by the Board of Deputies of British Jews.

• British Irish Rights Watch response part 1 (PDF file - 3mb - Warning: large file)

  Response from the British/Irish Rights Watch group.

• British Irish Rights Watch response part 2 (PDF file - 2mb - Warning: large file)

  Second part of the response from the British Irish Human Rights Watch group.

• Burnley Borough Council response (PDF file - 24kb)

  Response from Burnley Borough Council.

• Cage Prisoners response. (PDF file - 110kb)

  Response to consultation from Cage Prisoners.

• Response from Cheshire Police to the Counter Terrorism Bill Consultation (PDF file - 437kb)

  Response from Cheshire Police to the Counter Terrorism Bill Consultation

• Church of England's response (PDF file - 143kb)

  Response to the consultation from the Church of England.

• Committee on the Administration of Justice (PDF file - 137kb)

  Response to consultation from the Committee on the Administration of Justice.

• Disaster Action (PDF file - 44kb)

  Response to the consultation from Disaster Action.

• Fair Trials International response (PDF file - 134kb)

  Response to the consultation from Fair Trials International.

• Greater London Authority's response (PDF file - 94kb)

  Response to the consultation from the Greater London Authority.

• Harrogate Council response (PDF file - 246kb)

  Response by Harrogate Council.

• Hindu Conucil Response (PDF file - 109kb)

  Hindu Conucil Response

• Human Rights Watch response (PDF file - 940kb)

  Response to consultation from HRW.

• Information Commissioner Response (PDF file - 182kb)

  Response to the consultation from the Information Commissioners office.

• Justice Responses (PDF file - 578kb)

  These are responses to the consultation from Justice.

• Law Society of Scotland response (PDF file - 181kb)

  Response to the consultation from the Law Society of Scotland.

• Liberty response part 1 (PDF file - 126kb)

  First part of Liberty's response.

• Liberty Response Part 2 (PDF file - 72kb)

  Second part of Liberty's response.

• Muslim Council of Britain response (PDF file - 70kb)

  Response to the consultation from the Muslim Council of Britain.

• Muslim Safety Forum response (PDF file - 58kb)

  Response to the consultation from the Muslim Safety Forum.

• Muslim Voice UK response (PDF file - 437kb)

  Response to the consultation from Muslim Voice UK.

• North Yorkshire Police response (PDF file - 61kb)

  This is the response to the consultation from the North Yorkshire Police.

• Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission response (PDF file - 220kb)

  Response to the consultation from the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission.

• Plaid Cymru response (PDF file - 87kb)

  Response to the consultation from Plaid Cymru.

• Prof. Clive Walker Law response (PDF file - 86kb)

  Response to the consultation from Professor Clive Walker Law, Leeds University.

• Responses from the general public (PDF file - 218kb)

  This file contains a collection of responses to the consultation from the general public.

• Tim Parry and Jonathan Ball Foundation response (PDF file - 120kb)

  This is the response to the consultation from the Tim Parry and Jonathan Ball Foundation.

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