in the Commons to be recorded in Hansard or elsewhere). Joint Committee on Human Rights - Counter-terrorism Policy and Human Rights - Uncorrected evidence transcript, 24 October – "Any public use of, or reference to, the contents should make clear that neither witnesses nor Members have had the opportunity to correct the record. The transcript is not yet an approved formal record of these proceedings." – This document is cited during the second reading. Amnesty International’s submission of 14 October to the UK Parliament’s Joint Committee on Human Rights in connection with the Committee's inquiry into the subject of "counter-terrorism policy and human rights". Hansard - Terrorism Bill - 2nd reading - 26 October (The House divided: Ayes 472, Noes 94.) JUSTICE Parliamentary briefing for - 2nd reading - October 2005 (pdf) Law Society Parliamentary brief for - 2nd reading - 26 October (pdf) Liberty Parliamentary briefing - 2nd reading - October 2005 (pdf) Law Society Parliamentary brief for - Committee Stage - 31 October (pdf) Amnesty International’s briefing for the House of Commons’ - second reading - 25 October Hansard - Terrorism Bill (Programme) (No. 2) - Report stage - 9 November The debate on ninety days' detention: amendments tabled for 28 and 60 days, Charles Clarke begins responding to questions. contributions from Michael Howard and Kenneth Clarke. contribution from David Davis begins. the vote on the 90-day detention amendment with names - Ayes: 291, Noes 322 - "Question accordingly negatived". the vote on the 28-day detention amendment with names – Ayes: 323, Noes: 290 – "Question accordingly agreed to". Debate begins on 'encouragement of terrorism' led by Hazel Blears. Amendment: Clause 1 - Encouragement of Terrorism - "unforeseen recklessness" Amendment: Clause 1(2) - Encouragement of Terrorism - "glorifies" – This amendment sought the removal of the "glorification" section of the bill. The House voted to retain "glorification" as an offence. Law Society Parliamentary brief for - report stage - 9 October (pdf) Hansard - Terrorism Bill - 3rd reading - 10 November JUSTICE Parliamentary briefing for second reading in the House of Lords (November 2005) (pdf) Terrorism Act as originally enacted - March 2006For an appreciation of the parliamentary process see Act of Parliament – procedure – UK or, externally, Parliamentary Stages of a Government Bill (pdf) from the Commons Information Office.Secondary sources Point by point: Terror debate from BBC News. At-a-glance: New terror plans from BBC News.