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  Opposition Day - Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures - Statement and Review
  
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  @ MP voted aye to request a statement from the Government on the threat caused by six individuals exiting Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures and for a cross party review of the measures. 
  @ MP voted no to against requesting a statement from the Government on the threat caused by six individuals exiting Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures and against a cross party review of the measures. 
  
  The majority of MPs voted against requesting a statement from the Government on the threat caused by six individuals exiting Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures (TPIMs) and against a cross party review of the measures. 
  
  The motion rejected in this vote was:
  
  :That this House
  :''notes'' the ending of preventative measures allowed under Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures (TPIM) for six terrorist suspects in January 2014, including individuals that the Home Secretary considers to pose a risk to the security of the United Kingdom through terrorism-related activity;
  :''notes'' the decision made by the Home Secretary to end TPIM controls after two years regardless of whether she assesses individuals are likely to involve themselves in terrorism-related activity;
  :''is concerned'' that the Home Secretary has provided to Parliament no assessment of the current threat these individuals may pose to the public through terrorist-related activity, and notes the recent finding of Mr Justice Wilkie that the Secretary of State does not accept that there is a general duty to tailor measures towards the end of a TPIM in order to facilitate assimilation;
  :''further notes'' the disappearance of two terrorist suspects subject to TPIMs, Ibrahim Magag and Mohammed Ahmed Mohamed;
  :''calls on the Government'' to make a statement to Parliament on the threat of terrorist-related activity posed by the six suspects exiting TPIMs, and to share the full assessment from the Security Service with the Intelligence and Security Committee; and 
  :''further calls on the Government'' to establish a cross-party review of TPIMs in the light of these assessments to decide whether changes are needed to protect the security and liberty of the United Kingdom.
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