The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, under Iran's Supreme Leader, poses significant threats globally and has been involved in credible plots targeting individuals in the UK. The Islamic Movement of Companions of the Right, directed by the IRGC Quds Force, is responsible for antisemitic arson attacks in Golders Green. The GRU Volunteer Corps acts as a proxy organisation under Russian military intelligence to pursue objectives through deniable forces, including support for Russia's illegal invasion in Ukraine.

Supports the designation of hostile state organisations, criticises delay in deploying powers against IRGC. Highlights threat from Iran and its proxies, emphasises need for robust legislation and enforcement. Raises concern about antisemitism and intimidation against Jewish communities.

Welcomes the move to proscribe hostile state organisations. Questions the Minister on measures to clamp down on Russian disinformation on social media.

Commends the Government for designating IRGC and fulfilling Prime Minister's promises. Acknowledges the threat of antisemitism, thanks the Prime Minister for turning around his party and delivering a historic majority.

Discussed the introduction of new designation powers to address foreign power threat activity conducted by state-linked bodies. Highlighted the necessity for the review by Jonathan Hall KC and the subsequent changes in law. Explained that anyone supporting designated organisations will face up to 14 years in prison. Mentioned the Foreign Influence Registration Scheme as another measure to monitor such activities. Stressed the importance of social media companies acting responsibly towards state threat-linked propaganda and recruitment. Emphasised support for Jewish communities threatened by IRGC proxies, and announced additional funding for policing to protect these communities. Addressed the rise of hate speech targeting Muslim communities.