Members Notice: 10th Anniversary - Patten Report on Policing
Published by SDLP Youth on Friday 20th March 2009Members Notice
Members wishing to attend please contact Alex Attwood’s Office on 028 9080 7808
Dear Colleague,
This September is the tenth anniversary of the publication of the Patten Report on Policing. The SDLP is organizing a series of anniversary events during 2009 to reflect on policing developments over the last decade and to consider policing challenges over the next.
The first Patten Anniversary Event which will take place on Saturday 28 March 2009 at St. Mary’s University, Falls Road, Belfast and will look at “Policing and Oversight at times of threat“. The content of the first event has been revised given the recent terrible murders. The Programme is attached.
I am writing to invite you to attend the Conference. I hope you will consider its content is timely and relevant.
Yours sincerely,
ALEX ATTWOOD,
SDLP ASSEMBLY MEMBER, WEST BELFAST.
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AGENDA
10TH ANNIVERSARY PATTEN REPORT ON POLICING
“POLICING AND ITS OVERSIGHT AT TIMES OF THREAT”
Saturday 28 March 2009
St Mary’s University College, Falls Road, Belfast.
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9.45am REGISTRATION
10.00am CONFERENCE OPENING
Alban Maginness MLA - “Patten, Policing and Responding to Threat”
10.05am “THE OMAGH BOMBING, THE PANORAMA PROGRAMME
AND THE NEEDS OF VICTIMS”
Speakers:
> John Ware - Presenter “Panorama” (including the Omagh Bomb
Programme)/Senior BBC Current Affairs journalist
> Michael Gallagher, father of Omagh Bomb victim/campaigner for
truth around the Omagh bomb
> Q&A
> Chair: Alban Maginness MLA
11.05am “POLICING AND OVERSIGHT AT TIMES OF THREAT -
HOW TO RESPOND”
Speakers:
> Dame Nuala O’Loan, former NI Police Ombudsman, Irish
Government Special Envoy to East Timor, Irish UN Special
Representative on Women and Peace-building
> Expert on policing and oversight mechanisms (TBA)
> Q&A
> Chair: Margaret Ritchie MLA
12.05pm “GATHERING INTELLIGENCE - THE STORY SO FAR”
Speakers:
> Barney Rowan - former Chief Security Correspondent BBC, senior Belfast Telegraph journalist
> Brendan Duddy - Derry businessman, contact between the British Government/Security Service and Republicans
> John Ware - presenter on a range of investigative programmes on
Northern Ireland
> Q&A
> Chair: Dolores Kelly MLA
12.55pm SEMINAR CLOSE
> Dolores Kelly MLA
1.00pm FINGER BUFFET - Launch of Patten 10th Anniversary Events - Mark Durkan, MP, MLA
Tags: Alex Attwood


April 4th, 2009 at 11:41 pm
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