The Clown Circus

[Steely Glint]

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I'm sorry but what the fuck was that?

[Loki]

He forgot to mention that he'll serve the aristocrats, the upper class, and the working class, before snickering at the last one.

[Aimless]

nobody could've foreseen etc etc

https://committees.parliament.uk/pub...97199/default/

[Hazir]

90 days.

[Aimless]

90 days.

I mean he's already resigned so they're just recommending withholding the former Member's pass

But imagine being on record defending this man's character and fitness for office!

[Hazir]

I mean he's already resigned so they're just recommending withholding the former Member's pass

But imagine being on record defending this man's character and fitness for office!

I'm happy to say that I literally can't.

[Steely Glint]

[Aimless]

[Aimless]

Thorough repudiation of the Rwanda policy, as expected.

Toryblades respond with calls to break the law, as expected

[Aimless]

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics...nts-rwanda-uk/

The Bill must enable flights before the next general election
Legislation must therefore circumvent the lengthy process of further domestic litigation, to ensure that flights can take off as soon as the new Bill becomes law. To do this, the Bill must exclude all avenues of legal challenge. The entirety of the Human Rights Act and European Convention on Human Rights, and other relevant international obligations, or legislation, including the Refugee Convention, must be disapplied by way of clear “notwithstanding” clauses.
Judicial Review, all common law challenges, and all injunctive relief, including the suspensive challenges available under the Illegal Migration Act must be expressly excluded. Individuals would, however, be given the chance to demonstrate that they had entered the country legally, were under 18, or were medically unfit to fly – but Home Office decisions on these claims could not be challenged in court.