Shore: "I expect the Government to take a hard line approach".

Peter Shore MP, Shadow Defense Secretary, spoke today in the Chamber of Deputies regarding the spread of violence in the Souecan Continent.
"Mr Speaker, I want to make quite clear I do not blame the Government for the violence in the Southern territories. Obviously, these things are rather spontaneous and can spring without a word being muttered. But what I must ask the Government benches is this: do they agree with me, and the Opposition, that Chancellor Brokenshires' steps to avoid violence has, up until now, been a by-and-large success in preventing total collapse of the territories? And if they are willing to agree, Mr Speaker, which I hope they are, will they today dedicate the same attitude which Brokenshire took? A hard-line approach on any and all violence. It's counterproductive, causes devastation and distorts the lives of thousands living in the territories. Would the Chancellor, perhaps, be committed to signing a decree similar to Decree 25? The issue of terrorism is apolitical it is my belief that all parties can work across lines to ensure this cancer is removed from the patient. 
I'd be most obliged to get a full answer from a Government Minister, Mr Speaker."
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