HC Deb 18 May 1972 vol 837 c195W
Mr. Kilfedder

asked the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, in view of the evidence that drugs are arriving in Northern Ireland from the Republic of Eire, what measures he is taking to suppress the traffic; and, in particular, what steps he is taking to prevent drug-pushers in the Republic of Eire from using access across the frontier with Northern Ireland as a means of sending drugs to Scotland and England.

Mr. David Howell

The police forces in both countries maintain a close liaison in matters concerning illicit drugs, and a careful watch is kept on the movements and activities of known and suspected traffickers.