This follows the recent conviction of Mr Kelly under section 13 of the Terrorism Act 2000 in relation to the funeral procession of a former IRA prisoner in December 2022.
Mr Brett said;
“Sean Kelly was convicted of nine life sentences for his involvement in the 1993 Shankill Bomb Massacre. Having barely served 7 years of his sentence, he was released on a conditional licence as per the Belfast Agreement. This accounted for less than one year of imprisonment for each murder he committed.
Whilst his recent conviction by Belfast Magistrates Court is a welcome reprimand, Mr Kelly's behaviour has continued to add insult to the families of the bereaved.
In light of the seriousness of this Terrorism Act related Offence, I have urged the Secretary of State to investigate if Sean Kelly has breached the conditional terms of his early release.
The Labour government promised a different approach to legacy in Northern Ireland. This is a matter in which they can prove their commitment to justice and respect for innocent victims of terrorism.”