This text provides a thorough examination of the issues that have contributed to the position of stalemate which the Bill of Rights debate now occupies in the UK. The primary purpose of the study, however, is to emphasize the inadequacies of the case for incorporation by way of arguing in favour of alternative means by which to ensure that the requirements of the Convention are more keenly observed. It is suggested that a system of pre-legislative scrutiny of all legislative proposals for compliance with the European Convention should be introduced.
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978-1-85521-298-5 (9781855212985)
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Compliance with the European Convention; bills of rights and pre-legislative scrutiny; parliament, government and legislation; pre-legislative scrutiny; legislation - passing by Parliament? infringement of the European Convention by primary legislation; infringement of the European Convention by secondary legislation; examples of pre-legislative scrutiny in other countries; a pre-legislative scrutiny scheme for the United Kingdom - proposals and possibilities; a suggested scrutiny scheme for secondary legislation. Appendices: table of all UK cases found by the European Convention on Human Rights, including an indication where caused by legislative provisions; selected and abbreviated articles of the European Convention on Human Rights and Protocols nos 1 and 4.
