Titlebook: Watching the Watchers; Parliament and the I Hugh Bochel,Andrew Defty,Jane Kirkpatrick Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Issues of Accountability and Access: The Select Committees and Intelligence,t is widely recognised that one of the strengths of this system has been that it allows small groups of MPs to develop considerable knowledge of a particular area, and to apply that to scrutiny of government. In addition, while the composition of select committees reflects the balance of the parties

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Other Indicators of Parliamentary Interest: Debates, Questions, Motions and Groups,, and select committees have been an important mechanism for parliamentary scrutiny of the actions of governments and their agencies in general, this chapter looks at the use of other methods available to parliamentarians that allow them to scrutinise the intelligence and security services. It exami

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New Possibilities: Legislative Oversight of Intelligence beyond Westminster,Parliament (EP). It does this by examining the extent of any emerging interest in the EP in the work of national intelligence and security agencies and their oversight. There has also been the development of a number of agencies within the EU, which raises further and different questions about scrut

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New Possibilities: Legislative Oversight of Intelligence beyond Westminster,Parliament (EP). It does this by examining the extent of any emerging interest in the EP in the work of national intelligence and security agencies and their oversight. There has also been the development of a number of agencies within the EU, which raises further and different questions about scrut

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Conclusions: Parliament and the Future of Intelligence Oversight,se of intelligence. Whereas previous studies of parliamentary scrutiny in this area have focused almost exclusively on the work of the ISC, and in particular the Committee’s relationship with the agencies, this study has widened the focus by examining a range of mechanisms through which Parliament a