Public must have say on deal, says Campbell

Tue, Feb 2, 2010, 00:00

Dan Keenan

UNIONIST WARNING:DUP MP Gregory Campbell said any deal on policing and justice would have to be put to public consultation.

“We have been saying for about three years that what was required at the conclusion of discussions on policing and justice was community confidence. How would we know if there is community confidence? Well, we go and ask them, the wider community, we go and ask them,” he said.

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