newfhouse
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Does it mean that each and every decision taken by the Home Secretary will be liable to appeal about both the outcome and the process? In terms of legal challenge is that any different to a decision taken by a nameless bureaucrat?
Cruella Braverman...
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Does it mean that each and every decision taken by the Home Secretary will be liable to appeal about both the outcome and the process? In terms of legal challenge is that any different to a decision taken by a nameless bureaucrat?
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icowden
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Really? Have you never heard the phrase "if you have nothing nice to say, better say nothing at all"?
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Like the original poster of this?
Bromptonaut
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Interesting opinion here from the legal blogger David Allen Green.
In brief the challenge to the policy itself was always a tall order. Challenging individual decisions on the other hand....
Getting those into a state that will pass muster at a court will stretch Home Office resources to their limit and cost a fortune.
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And feeds Ms Braverman's shtick of the lefty interfering lawyers interfering with "the will of the people" and costing the country a fortune. More fodder for what passes for the press in here
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newfhouse
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And feeds Ms Braverman's shtick of the lefty interfering lawyers interfering with "the will of the people" and costing the country a fortune. More fodder for what passes for the press in here
I’m cynical enough to believe that actually sending folk to Rwanda was never the main aim. It’s an attempt to gee up their unthinking demographic and portray decent people as weak, feeble and unpatriotic. Starmer and most of his front bench have cleverly countered this, of course, by being just as vile and authoritarian as the Tories.
icowden
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I must have missed where the OP made a direct aggressive personal attack on a forum member. At the moment the only person I can find doing that is you?
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You only mentioned the 'nothing nice to say' thing not about who it was particularly aimed at.
Old 'toomuchfoodie' continually posts insulting 'quips' about people with his hilarious thread titles, not to mention his favoured 'gammon ' reference.
Live by the sword, as they say.
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Fab Foodie
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Blimey, as the OP what am I supposed to have done now to upset the ignored one?
icowden
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So, you saw the word Gammon and automatically assumed it meant you?
Honestly? I think that says more about you than @Fab Foodie
Anyway, if you can pick your toys back up and put them in the pram, that would be nice...
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Not at all because I neither resemble one or react like one whereas looking at pictures of the foodlemeister he certainly seems to resemble the description.
As a side note I never even realised the term existed 'till I read it on here so when I saw a picture of said poster and knowing what they are supposed to look like it seemed really rather ironic.
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Anyway, if you can pick your toys back up and put them in the pram, that would be nice...
You make I larf you do.
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Errr....no.
He often uses the word and when I realised what it meant and then saw a picture of him I thought 'pot, kettle and black'.
