Legislative Scrutiny: Bill of Rights Bill

Human Rights (Joint Committee) Closed Legislative scrutiny
Opened: 12 Jul 2022 Closed: 29 Jul 2022 Parliament page
Background On 22 June 2022 the Bill of Rights Bill had its first reading in the House of Commons. The Bill, if enacted, would repeal and replace the Human Rights Act 1998. The introduction of the Bill of Rights follows: a 2019 manifesto commitment to “update” the Human Rights Act; … Read more
1 Report
4 Oral sessions
4 Letters
4 Events
Activity timeline 9 events
25 Jan
2023
Report published
14 Dec
2022
Oral evidence
17 Nov
2022
Correspondence
1 Nov
2022
Correspondence
20 Oct
2022
Correspondence
30 Sep
2022
Correspondence
15 Sep
2022
Oral evidence
14 Sep
2022
Oral evidence
7 Sep
2022
Oral evidence
Oral evidence sessions 4 sessions
14 Dec 2022
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Rt Hon Dominic Raab · Ministry of Justice
15 Sep 2022
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Daisy Long · British Institute of Human Rights Debaleena Dasgupta · Centre for Women's Justice Representative to be confirmed · INQUEST
14 Sep 2022
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7 Sep 2022
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Kate O'Regan · The University of Oxford Lord Sumption · The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom Professor Tom Hickman QC · Blackstone Chambers Sir Peter Gross QC · Independent Human Rights Act Review Panel
Title HC No. Published Items Response
Ninth Report - Legislative Scrutiny: Bill of Rights Bill HC 611 25 Jan 2023 0 No response document linked
Correspondence 4 letters
17 Nov 2022 To committee Letter from the Lord Chancellor relating to the Bill of Rights Bill, dated 14 November
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1 Nov 2022 From committee Letter to the Lord Chancellor Dominic Raab MP relating to the proposed Bill of Rights Bill, dated 28 October
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20 Oct 2022 To committee Letter from the Lord Chancellor relating to the proposed Bill of Rights Bill, dated 17 October
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30 Sep 2022 From committee Letter to the Lord Chancellor Brandon Lewis relating to the proposed Bill of Rights Bill, dated 29 September
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