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DISCLOSURE OF SURREY POLICE DEEPCUT REPORT

Early day motion 926, tabled 2 November 2005 by Lembit Öpik (Liberal Democrat). Signed by 44 members.

That this House is extremely concerned about the continuing refusal of Surrey Police to publish the completed report conducted by Devon & Cornwall Police into Surrey Police's handling of the investigations into the deaths at Deepcut Army Barracks; fails to understand why Surrey Police is refusing to publish it; recognises that this refusal only serves to heighten suspicions amongst the parents of the recruits who died at Deepcut that Surrey Police is attempting to suppress damaging revelations about its handling of the investigations; and calls on the Home Secretary to intervene in order to ensure the full disclosure of the report.

Signatures by party: Labour 20, Liberal Democrat 17, Conservative 4, Scottish National Party 2, Plaid Cymru 1.