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Ford to meet parties in London over OTR legislation9.24.50am GMT Wed 16th Nov 2005 Alliance Party Leader David Ford heads a delegation to London tomorrow [Wed 16th] to meet Westminster parliamentarians. They will discuss constructive amendments to the bill, focusing on three issues:
communities,
court in person, and
guilty of terrorist offences not serving their terms. Among those meeting with Mr Ford are:
Glentoran (Spokesman for NI in the Lords) and Sir Patrick Cormack (Chair of the NI Affairs Select Committee at Westminster); and
Commons and the Lords respectively). Mr Ford plans to meet other parliamentarians and advisers too, including members of the Labour Party.
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