
Legislating for Human Rights
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Key issues include: Pepper v Hart statements on interpretation of the Human Rights Act;
Underlying principles of the Human Rights Act
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- Half Title Page
- Half Title verso
- Title Page
- Title verso
- Contents
- Foreword: Legislating for Rights
- About the Editors
- Speakers in the Debates Featured in this Book
- Note on Referencing
- Part 1. General Statements on the Human Rights Act
- Opening Speeches at Second Reading
- Ministerial Replies at Second Reading
- General Contribution During Second Reading
- Opening Speech at Third Reading
- Part 2. The Human Rights Act Section by Section
- Long Title
- SECTION 1: The Convention Rights
- SECTION 2: Interpretation of Rights
- SECTION 3: Interpretation of Legislation
- SECTION 4: Declaration of Incompatibility
- SECTION 5: Right of the Crown to Intervene
- SECTION 6: Acts of Public Authorities
- SECTION 7: Proceedings
- SECTION 8: Judicial Remedies
- SECTION 9: Judicial Acts
- SECTION 10: Power to Take Remedial Action
- SECTION 11: Safeguard for Existing Human Rights
- SECTION 12: Freedom of Expression
- SECTION 13: Freedom of Thought Conscience and Religion
- SECTIONS 14 to 17: Derogations, Reservations, Period for which Designated Reservations to have Effect, Periodic Review of Designated Reservations
- SECTION 18: Appointment to European Court of Human Rights
- SECTION 19: Statements of Compatibility
- SECTION 20: Orders etc. Under this Act
- SECTION 21: Interpretation, etc
- SECTION 22: Short Title, Commencement, Application and Extent
- SCHEDULE 2: Remedial Orders
- Part 3. Specific Issues Arising out of the Human Rights Act
- ARTICLES 8 & 10: Press Freedom, Self Regulation and the Rights to Respect for Private Life
- ARTICLE 13: Of the European Convention on Human Rights
- Margin of Appreciation
- Human Rights Commission
- Parliamentary Committee
- ARTICLE 14: Protecting Against Discrimination
- Scotland
- Channel Islands and the Isle of Man
- Duties on Counsel
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