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SURVEILLANCE WITHOUT WARRANT

Early day motion 476, tabled 5 November 2014 by George Galloway (Respect). Signed by 1 member.

That this House is extremely concerned that British intelligence services can access surveillance material collected by foreign spy agencies without a warrant; notes that it is admitted by the Government that GCHQ has secret arrangements with partners such as the National Security Agency to obtain raw data; believes that this contrasts with assurances obtained by the Intelligence and Security Committee that a warrant signed by a Minister is always in place whenever GCHQ obtains intelligence from US agencies; and calls on the Government to safeguard the privacy of British citizens by ending such secret arrangements and ensuring that only where a warrant is obtained can intercept materials be passed over and analysed.

Signatures by party: Respect 1.