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What should peers do with this dangerous bill?
On Monday, the House of Lords will debate a bill that its progenitor described last month as a “tidying-up law” and of “great constitutional importance”. It cannot be both and is almost certainly neither.
Why is this bill so dangerous? And what should peers do with it? That’s the subject of my latest column for the Law Society Gazette, published in today…
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