Katie Amess has questioned whether politicians are safer five years after the murder of her father, an MP. She said the threat to politicians remains a concern and asked whether sufficient changes have been made to protect them.
Her comments come on the fifth anniversary of her father’s death. The supplied material does not provide further details about the murder, the security arrangements in place at the time, or any specific measures introduced since then.
Amess’s remarks focus on the continuing risks faced by elected representatives and the effectiveness of efforts to protect them. No further response from politicians, officials or other organisations is included in the available material.