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The video discusses the covert human intelligence bill, focusing on its implications for informants, including child informants, and the government's defense of the bill. It highlights the debate over legal limits and safeguards, particularly concerning child informants. The bill was voted on, with amendments for additional safeguards being rejected. The video also explains the 10 minute rule motion, allowing MPs to propose bills, and introduces a new bill aimed at preventing procurement corruption.

What is the primary role of covert human intelligence sources?

• To provide legal advice

• To create new laws

• To manage public relations

• To aid official agencies in investigations

What is a key requirement for authorizations under the covert human intelligence bill?

• They must be kept secret from the public

• They must be approved by the Prime Minister

• They must be necessary and proportionate

• They must be reviewed by the Supreme Court

What concern does Labour's MP Stella Creasy raise about the bill?

• It lacks protections for child informants

• It increases taxes

• It gives too much power to the police

• It reduces funding for education

What is a potential risk mentioned in the debate about using child informants?

• Reduced access to healthcare

• Increased school dropout rates

• Children being put in harm's way

• Higher taxes for families

What is the purpose of the 10-minute rule motion in Parliament?

• To extend debate time

• To allow MPs to propose a bill

• To reduce the number of bills

• To increase the Prime Minister's power

What does the proposed bill under the 10-minute rule motion aim to address?

• Education reform

• Procurement corruption

• Healthcare funding

• Environmental protection

What is a common outcome for bills proposed by backbench MPs under the 10-minute rule motion?

• They are sent to the Supreme Court for review

• They are immediately implemented

• They are usually voted down or not allocated time

• They are often passed into law