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you are using an outdated browser. please upgrade your browser to improve your experience. clients contact us login register listen to the latest news now: call 0906 812 1290 (60ppm) friday, 15 june 2018 the news service heard by 26 million listeners to commercial radio in the uk top stories tory mp sir christopher chope blocks proposed upskirting law to cries of 'shame' 15 june a proposed law to make upskirting a specific criminal offence has been blocked by a tory mp. the voyeurism (offences) bill was stopped in its tracks when christchurch mp sir christopher chope objected to it being given a second reading in parliament. the bill, which was proposed by liberal democrat mp wera hobhouse and supported by ministers, was expected to get the nod through the commons on friday. blocking its progress only requires one mp to shout "object" when the title of a private member's bill is read out. minister for women victoria atkins and tory mp will quince were among those who cried "shame" after sir christopher's intervention. the bill will be debated next on 6 july, but will only take one dissenting voice to put another stop to its progress. ms hobhouse told sky news it was a "petty thing to do". "i think it's very frustrating and annoying that one mp can block a consensus that had been built over several months," she said. "it's really annoying we couldn't make progress." she added that "every month matters", pointing out festival season was approaching. dawn butler, labour's shadow minister for women and equalities, said: "it's absolutely disgusting that a male tory mp has blocked upskirting from becoming a criminal offence. "if theresa may is serious about tackling this vile practice, and injustices like sexism, she will need to show leadership and show there's no place in the tory party for christopher chope." upskirting victim gina martin, 26, launched the campaign after two men took a picture up her skirt while at a festival in 2017. in a statement, ms martin admitted she knew sir christopher's scepticism was a "risk" but that "i'm positive and hopeful that he will become a supporter". reacting to sir christoper scuppering the bill, justice minister lucy frazer said the government "has every expectation" upskirting will eventually become a criminal offence. a government spokesman, echoed this, saying: "whilst we are disappointed this bill did not pass second reading today, we look forward to supporting these measures through the house at the earliest possible opportunity." victims of upskirting have been found to be as young as 10 years old. currently, victims in england and wales are forced to seek prosecution through other legal avenues, such as outraging public decency or harassment. a specific law against upskirting already exists in scotland. read more why mp sir christopher chope objected to making upskirting a criminal offence 15 june sir christopher chope and philip davies, who between them have used disruptive tactics on two new private members' bills, loathe many backbench bids to reform the law and see it their moral crusade to challenge them. two of the most prominent figures on the libertarian right of the conservative party, the pair regard many private members' bills as politically correct, nanny state nonsense seeking to meddle in people's lives and curb their personal freedom. in their latest challenge, first mr davies made a 148-minute speech on a labour mp's bill to tackle the use of force against mental health patients. then, sir christopher blocked a lib dem mp's bill to make "upskirting" a criminal offence by objecting to it. it only needs one mp to shout "object" to halt the progress of a fairly uncontentious private members' bill which had been expected to go through "on the nod". the result is that it goes to the back of the queue for private members' bills. and so that is now the fate of lib dem mp wera hobhouse's voyeurism (offences) bill, which has government backing and proposes making it illegal for offenders to take a picture under someone's clothing without their consent. sir christopher, 71, is described by the times guide to the house of commons as an "abrasive carrier of the thatcherite flame". he's a climate change sceptic, once referred to commons staff as "servants" and voted against same-sex marriage. mp for christcurch, where a third of the residents are over 65, he is a former chairman of the thatcherite campaign group, conservative way forward, at whose dinner last week boris johnson made his notorious "let donald trump negotiate brexit" speech. sir christopher was still on his feet in the commons when the debate on labour mp steve reed's mental health units (use of force) bill ran out of time at 2.30pm, which meant it had been "talked out" out and prevented from progressing. seconds later, when deputy speaker sir lindsay hoyle named ms hobhouse's bill, which most mps expected to be approved without a vote, sir christopher shouted "object!", prompting shouts of "shame!" from mps on both sides of the commons. mr reed's bill toughens the law on restraining mental patients and also requires police to wear body cameras while carrying out restraint, unless there are legitimate operational reasons for not doing so. in recent years, sir christopher has objected to numerous private members' bills, including: :: safeguarding wild animals in circuses :: protecting police dogs from being stabbed :: national standards for taxi licences :: banning fraudulent wearing of medals :: giving 6th formers better career advice before mr chope spoke, shipley mp mr davies, 46, spoke for nearly two-and-a-half hours, in what some mps saw as a deliberate filibuster, even though commons rules dictate that this is un-parliamentary. as mr davies's speech hit the two-hour mark, the liberal democrat former health minister normand lamb said: "i have a very real concern - and i don't think it's his intention, but i hope it isn't - that we could end up this being talked out today, and the risk then that this bill is lost." when i spoke after the debate to mr davies, whose long speech meant there was only nine minutes for the bill's third reading, he insisted he was not attempting to block the mental health bill but trying to improve it. but he is a self-appointed crusader against political correctness and the nanny state and is a scourge of well-meaning ministers and backbenchers whom he regards as "do-gooders" and "busybodies". during his speech, he said: "we are in danger of passing a piece of legislation that everybody in this house knows is not as good as it should be and not as good as it could be, largely because of the paralysis of decision making within the government. "i suspect that the civil service appear to have taken the government hostage in the running of public policy." he later added: "i think the department of health is one of the worst offenders for being taken hostage by its civil servants and i'm being charitable by saying that. "i presume that's the reason why we get so many socialist, nanny-state proposals coming from the department of health. "i can't believe the ministers can actually believe in all that rubbish, so it must be the civil servants who are running the department." mr davies has considerable form, however for long speeches during friday sittings when private members' bills are debated and time is limited. he has argued that his motive is to ensure bills which sound well-meaning but are badly drafted do not get waved through without proper scrutiny, he once spoke for 77 minutes against proposals designed to help end violence against women and on another occasion used a speech of more than 50 minutes to help kill off a move to make first aid education compulsory at secondary schools. there have been many calls for a change in the commons rules to prevent just one mp sabotaging a bill by shouting "object!" but that would face fierce backbench opposition, led - inevitably - by sir christopher and mr davies. r

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