Steve Reed says Labour would support government if there is Northern Ireland protocol agreement

The video discusses the impact of litter and graffiti on local areas, proposing Labour's clean up squads to address these issues. It also covers mandatory parenting orders for young offenders' parents. The Northern Ireland Protocol is discussed, with Labour willing to support a resolution. Concerns about police sharing private information are raised, emphasizing victim confidentiality. Finally, Labour's approach to crime and justice system reform is highlighted, focusing on prevention, punishment, and community protection.

How does rubbish and graffiti impact local businesses and crime rates?

What are the proposed measures to address littering and dumping in local areas?

What are the consequences for individuals convicted of dumping rubbish?

What is the role of parents in managing the behavior of their children according to the text?

What is the significance of the Northern Ireland Protocol in the context of the text?

What principles should guide police behavior regarding the sharing of personal information?

How does the speaker view the current government's approach to crime and community issues?