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Senior Political Reporter
Government’s Special Operations Bill includes a clause where “threatening” or “assaulting” police officers in special operations zones could include things such as going up in officers’ faces or threatening to tape them with cell phones, and that carries a $50,000 fine and one year’s imprisonment, says Opposition MP Dominic Romain.
“That’s why consultation with the public was needed on this bill – to help them understand!” Romain said during last Friday’s House of Representatives debate on the Bill.
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