The Committee agrees with the Government that it is appropriate to rectify the incompatibility as expeditiously as possible. Although Article 13 will only rarely require damages to be awarded as a result of judicial acts, it is undesirable that there should continue to be a legislative impediment to the award of damages in those unusual circumstances. As a matter of general constitutional principle, it is desirable for amendments to primary legislation to be made by way of a Bill. The Committee notes, however, the Government’s view that there is little prospect of finding a suitable Bill which could be used to make the amendment in the near future, and accepts that in the circumstances this may be a “compelling reason” to proceed by way of remedial order. (Conclusion, Paragraph 50)