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SPEED CAMERAS AND HUMAN RIGHTS

Early day motion 380, tabled 9 February 2000 by Andrew Miller (Labour). Signed by 47 members.

That this House recognises the importance of speed cameras in deterring motorists from driving at excessive speed; believes that the principal human rights considerations in road traffic law are those affecting victims of road crashes and their families; and calls upon the Government to ensure that such rights are protected in all relevant legislation.

Signatures by party: Labour 32, Liberal Democrat 9, Labour/Co-operative 4, Conservative 2.