longer able to muster his party's support over contested issues. The British media has expressed broad doubts that the Government's intended programme of legislation will now get through Parliament. Specifically; welfare reform (green paper), including cuts in incapacity benefit; a health white paper, to increase involvement of private companies in health provision; and an education bill, also designed to increase private sector involvement in provision. Effects In August 2015 the British Library declined to curate the Taliban Sources project, a large digital archive of Taliban-related documents, maps and newspapers—mostly material from the 1990s, the period they were in power in Afghanistan—because the library considered possession of some items in the archive could contravene the Terrorism Act (2006). See also Civil liberties in the United Kingdom Glorifying Terrorism List of terrorist incidents in the United Kingdom Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005 Taking Liberties (film) Terrorism Acts References External links UK Legislation Explanatory notes to the Terrorism Act 2006. Parliamentary documents and debates timeline Structure The links in this section include only primary documents relating to the debate within Parliament, ordered chronologically and bulleted according to document type: Text of the bill and Hansard transcriptions of debates. Annotations. Direct links to Hansard debate subsections. Parliamentary briefing documents and other primary sources. Documents Letter from Charles Clarke to David Davis and Mark Oaten (shadow Home Secretary and Liberal Democrat Home Affairs spokesman respectively), 15 July (pdf) Hansard - Charles Clarke's statement to the House regarding the 7 July London bombings, 20 July JUSTICE open letter to Charles Clarke concerning proposed counter-terrorism measures (27 July 2005) (pdf) Tony Blair (Prime Minister)'s press conference about terrorism/counter-terrorism, 5 August Terrorism Bill ~ PDF version From The United Kingdom Parliament publications website. JUSTICE preliminary briefing on the Draft Terrorism Bill - September 2005 (pdf) Liberty Parliamentary briefing - Draft Terrorism Bill - September 2005 (pdf) Foreign Office report - Counter-terrorism Legislation and Practice: A Survey of Selected Countries, October 2005 (pdf) – referenced in Commons debates, this report outlines current anti-terrorism legislation in ten democaratic nations, including the United States, Canada, Australia and a portion of Europe. Home Affairs Select Committee Draft Terrorism Bill - 11 October 2005. Law Society Parliamentary brief for - HASC Draft Terrorism Bill - October 2005 (pdf) Amnesty International’s Parliamentary brief for - HASC Draft Terrorism Bill - October 2005 (Terrorism Bill - 1st reading - 13 October : requires no debate