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Reform of Judicial Review: making life easier for those who breach the law of consultation?

There have been those who have feared that the eagerly-awaited Independent Review of Administrative law (the Faulks Review) would recommend the end of Judicial Review as we know it. After all, the 2019 Conservative Manifesto pledge was to “ensure that Judicial Review is available to protect the rights of the individual against an overbearing state,

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The Week in Parliament

We’ve had a couple of Westminster-heavy weeks recently, so as there was little of immediate concern in the Commons or the Lords (except the lack of consultation on the proposed new protest-control powers, which we wrote about here and are investigating further), let’s take a tour of the devolved administrations this time. Northern Ireland The

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Vaccine passports – Is the ‘call for evidence’ good enough?

A couple of weeks ago we wrote about a debate in Parliament over vaccine certification, in which we highlighted the lack of detail over the Government’s proposed review. Our speculation was that it may well turn out to be less of a consultation, and more an internal review of the evidence. We also raised the

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The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill- a missing consultation, and a slightly dubious one

This week has seen the introduction of the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, the Government’s flagship effort to tackle crime through harsher sentences, giving the police new powers and increasing restrictions on public protest. A key plank of the Government’s agenda, the Bill takes an aggressive approach to justice to “empower the police and

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The Week in Parliament

With budget season well underway there has been much debate across the UK as to spending plans. It’s all very important and very interesting, but it’s easy for us non-economists to get burnt out on trying to grapple with the numbers- so what else has been going on across the UK political sphere? Westminster There

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The Week in Parliament

We’ll not be looking at the big parliamentary news of the week here, for that we’ve done a separate article here. The devolved administrations were relatively quiet too this week, so just a quick newsflash from Westminster today. Westminster Perhaps the most interesting debate outside the budget this week came to us from the House

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