Strong in attack... Civil in defence

By Brian Collett 2004-02-04T00:00:00

Source: Scott Chambers

The Civil Contingencies Bill puts forward the notion of far stronger powers of action for the UK Government under emergency scenarios (such as terrorist attack), in turn establishing a fully-revised framework for civil defence. The Bill itself raises many issues that need to be clarified before private security companies can ...

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