THE IDENTIKIT LETTERS

Three chief constables who obeyed orders

to put pressure on MPs before the vote

The progress of the terrorism bill

has

prompted substantial debate and

concern, I welcome this level of scrutiny.

Much coverage has been given to

those

that believe these proposals represent

the thin end of the wedge, sacrificing the

rights of the individual to provide

the

police with powers to deal with the

evolving threat posed by terrorism.

Detective Chief Superintendent Ray Webb,

to all Hampshire and Isle Of Wight MPs The progress of a terrorism bill has prompted substantial debate and concern. This scrutiny is welcomed. Much coverage has been given to those

that believe that these proposals involve sacrificing the rights of the individual...

Acting Deputy Chief Constable Julia

Hodson, to all Lancashire MPs The passage of the Terrorism Bill

through Parliament has caused a significant amount of debate and concern. As

a result, the chairman of the ACPO terrorism committee has asked that I forward the attached brief.

Assistant Chief Constable Richard Stowe,

to all Devon and Cornwall MPs