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THE LAW RELATING TO PUBLIC ORDER VOL 1: REPORT WITH MINUTES

01 January 1991

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THE LAW RELATING TO PUBLIC ORDER VOL 1: REPORT WITH MINUTES
refdoc May=1991
BOOKS/PAMPHLETS , User Ref = 351.75
OF PROCEEDINGS: 5TH REPORT FROM THE COMMITTEE, SESSION 1979-80
HOUSE OF COMMONS HOME AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
HMSO, 1980 64PP (HC 756-1)

CONCLUDES THAT THERE IS NO NEED TO WIDEN THE POWERS IN THE
PUBLIC ORDER ACT DESPITE WIDESPREAD PUBLIC CONCERN ABOUT
VIOLENCE IN DEMONSTRATIONS, THIS BEING CAUSED BY NUMBERS OF
DEMONSTRATORS OR STRENGTH OF FEELING RATHER THAN BY LACK OF
ADEQUATE POLICE POWERS.

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