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The three tiers – A simplified system, but questions remain about consultation

This week, the Government announced the new system for the identification and implementation of coronavirus restrictions. The system is designed to streamline and simplify regulations and to make it easy for individuals to know which rules apply. Broadly speaking, the system works as follows: ‘Tier 1- Medium’ where the rule of six applies indoors and […]

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Lords report criticises lack of consultation on Internal Market Bill

It’s fair to say that the UK Internal Market Bill has become one of the most controversial Bills to come to Parliament in recent years. It has been criticised by all five living former Prime Ministers, backbenchers from across the political spectrum, and drawn anger from the devolved administrations. Now, after passing through the House

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Infrastructure consultations going digital? Tales from this year’s Waterfront Conference

By my reckoning, last Thursday’s Waterfront conference on Consultation and Stakeholder engagement for Infrastructure was my fifth consecutive appearance as Guest Chair of this event. It is normally held in central London in the offices of its prime sponsor, the law firm Burgess Salmon, but this time around it was a virtual conference – with the

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How far I’ll go – Where lies the onus to reach out to consultees?

Last week, we wrote about the Government’s procedurally woeful response to the Gender Recognition Act consultation. In our piece, we identified that it was a controversial consultation, and whatever the result it would likely prove polarising. The reactions have come in thick and fast, on both sides. A couple of days ago, however, we saw

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The Week in Parliament

The big news this week has focussed on the imminent independence of Kent (I may have stopped reading that story halfway through) and the new coronavirus restrictions being imposed to control the resurgence of the virus (if you haven’t downloaded the app yet, please do so). But as ever, things rumble on beneath the service

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