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House of Commons Fourth Report from the Home Affairs Committee

01 January 1991

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House of Commons Fourth Report from the Home Affairs Committee
Session 1984-1985: Special Branch
libdoc October=1991

Author(s) Publisher: HMSO

Contents include:

Report
Introduction
Home Office guidelines on work of a Special Branch
Role of Special Branches
Costs and numbers
Control and accountability
Maintenance of Public Order
Subversion
Special Branch records
Training
Conclusion
Home Office guidelines on work of a Special Branch
Proceedings of the Committee
Minority Report
List of witnesses
List of memoranda included in the minutes of evidence
List of written evidence which has not been printed...
List of appendices to the minutes of evidence
Minutes of evidence
Appendices to the minutes of evidence

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