The human rights act, are the torys still getting rid of it?
The human rights act, are the torys still getting rid of it?
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NoNeed

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15,137 posts

230 months

Sunday 24th October 2010
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Havn't heard aything since the election on this, but they said many many times over the years they would dump it.

Have they? Are they?

Just wondering because if there are any challenges to the cuts, this is almost certaiinly going to be used. So it would surely make political sense.

Victor McDade

4,395 posts

212 months

Sunday 24th October 2010
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NoNeed

Original Poster:

15,137 posts

230 months

Sunday 24th October 2010
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Victor McDade said:
Thanks.








bds!

essexplumber

7,756 posts

203 months

Sunday 24th October 2010
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I think that may be because the Libs are involved though.

Eric Mc

125,748 posts

295 months

Sunday 24th October 2010
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Could they get rid of it?

I like the fact that some human rights are now guaranteed in the UK - which wasn't the case before.

frosted

3,549 posts

207 months

Sunday 24th October 2010
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essexplumber said:
I think that may be because the Libs are involved though.
Fu koff

essexplumber

7,756 posts

203 months

Sunday 24th October 2010
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frosted said:
essexplumber said:
I think that may be because the Libs are involved though.
Fu koff
????

s2art

18,942 posts

283 months

Sunday 24th October 2010
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Eric Mc said:
Could they get rid of it?

I like the fact that some human rights are now guaranteed in the UK - which wasn't the case before.
In theory, of course. Parliament is sovereign. There may be some issues to deal with WRT the EU.
There would be nothing to prevent us implementing our own HRA.

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

285 months

Sunday 24th October 2010
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TORYS TORIES...

HTH...smile


Eric Mc

125,748 posts

295 months

Sunday 24th October 2010
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s2art said:
Eric Mc said:
Could they get rid of it?

I like the fact that some human rights are now guaranteed in the UK - which wasn't the case before.
In theory, of course. Parliament is sovereign. There may be some issues to deal with WRT the EU.
There would be nothing to prevent us implementing our own HRA.
That's what should have been done originally.

The fact that UK "subjects" have never had proper "rights" enshrined in any sort of basic document has always been a shortcoming.

Mojooo

13,291 posts

210 months

Sunday 24th October 2010
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There was a thread on PH pre-election on this issue - and IIRC almost no one actually agreed with getting rid of the HRA (well the main things it protects anyway)

NoNeed

Original Poster:

15,137 posts

230 months

Sunday 24th October 2010
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mybrainhurts said:
TORYS TORIES...

HTH...smile
I realised after it was too late to edit. well spotted, I acually thought I had got away with it

markcoznottz

7,155 posts

254 months

Sunday 24th October 2010
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Harpersons equality bill is far more divisive