With the recent ruling that the police have 96 consecutive hours to bail a suspect (and not 96 hours in total as previously supposed)
- and given the view of the police that this ruling hampers their ability to bring suspects to justice,
- and given the Government's promise to push through amending legislation to ensure that the police can do their job properly
- and bearing in mind that Andy Coulson is the Prime Minister's ex-director of communications
- does the Prime Minister not think he ought to distance himself from the passage of this Bill bearing in mind that Andy Coulson is now on police bail and that any delay in the passage of the Bill might hinder the police investigation?
- and given the view of the police that this ruling hampers their ability to bring suspects to justice,
- and given the Government's promise to push through amending legislation to ensure that the police can do their job properly
- and bearing in mind that Andy Coulson is the Prime Minister's ex-director of communications
- does the Prime Minister not think he ought to distance himself from the passage of this Bill bearing in mind that Andy Coulson is now on police bail and that any delay in the passage of the Bill might hinder the police investigation?
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