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CAUSING DEATH WHILST DISQUALIFIED FROM DRIVING

Early day motion 256, tabled 1 December 2004 by Greg Pope (Labour). Signed by 67 members.

That this House recalls with deep regret the death of 12 year old Amy Houston in a road traffic accident a year ago; notes that the driver of the vehicle had already been twice banned from driving; believes that the sentence of four months' imprisonment which he received was woefully inadequate; believes that there should be a separate offence of causing death with a vehicle whilst disqualified from driving, and that such an offence should carry with it a serious custodial sentence; welcomes the publication of the Government's Road Safety Bill; and calls on the Government to incorporate such a change into the Bill.

Signatures by party: Labour 38, Liberal Democrat 18, Labour/Co-operative 6, DUP 2, Conservative 1, Scottish National Party 1, UUP 1.