Which amendments accepted by the Government in respect of the workings of the Emergency Provisions Act were suggested by (a) Lord Gardiner, (b) Sir George Baker, (c) Lord Colville and (d) Mr John Rowe QC. - Inc list.

Which amendments accepted by the Government in respect of the workings of the Emergency Provisions Act were suggested by (a) Lord Gardiner, (b) Sir George Baker, (c) Lord Colville and (d) Mr John Rowe QC. - Inc list.

If Mr John Rowe QC will be making further reports on the working of (a) the Emergency Provisions Act and (b) the Prevention of Terrorism Act.

If Mr John Rowe QC will be making further reports on the working of (a) the Emergency Provisions Act and (b) the Prevention of Terrorism Act.

Who the Government has commissioned to conduct its review of emergency legislation; what assistance that person will receive from others; what are the terms of reference; and when the reviewing body is expected to report.

Who the Government has commissioned to conduct its review of emergency legislation; what assistance that person will receive from others; what are the terms of reference; and when the reviewing body is expected to report.

What discussions he has had with the Chief Constable of the RUC on the desirability of using PACE powers rather than emergency legislation wherever possible; and what was the response.

What discussions he has had with the Chief Constable of the RUC on the desirability of using PACE powers rather than emergency legislation wherever possible; and what was the response.

If it is his policy that internment should not feature in the proposed successor legislation to the Emergency Powers Act 1964.

If it is his policy that internment should not feature in the proposed successor legislation to the Emergency Powers Act 1964.

When he intends to start a full scale independent review into emergency legislation; and what will be its timetable.

When he intends to start a full scale independent review into emergency legislation; and what will be its timetable.