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MAXIMUM SENTENCE FOR DANGEROUS DRIVING

Early day motion 1969, tabled 22 June 2011 by Karl Turner (Labour). Signed by 27 members.

That this House believes that victims should be at the heart of the justice system; recognises that many victims of dangerous drivers are left with horrendous injuries, some have been left brain damaged, paralysed or with amputations and as long as the victim does not die the maximum sentence for dangerous driving is two years; further recognises that an increase to the maximum sentence for dangerous driving has widespread support from groups such as AA, Brake and The Victims Commissioner; notes that both the Labour Party and Conservative Party committed to increasing the sentence before the 2010 general election; and therefore calls on the Government to ensure justice for victims of dangerous driving by increasing the maximum sentence from two years to seven years.

Signatures by party: Labour 15, Liberal Democrat 4, Conservative 3, DUP 3, Independent 1, Plaid Cymru 1.