Aileen McHarg @AileenMcHarg@mastodon.scot (@aileenmcharg) 's Twitter Profile
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Professor (so-called) of Public Law and Human Rights, Durham University. Scots & UK public law; energy regulation. Joint General Editor, Public Law.

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The Democratic Consent Mechanism has been triggered: Secretary of State for Northern Ireland has given notification under Schedule 6A Northern Ireland Act 1998 - GOV.UK 1/2 gov.uk/government/pub…

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Our committee is pleased Scottish Parliament has this evening agreed to our recommendations for a ‘root and branch’ review of the Commissioners' landscape, carried out by a dedicated committee, and that a moratorium should be put in place while the review is undertaken.

Our committee is pleased <a href="/scotparl/">Scottish Parliament</a> has this evening agreed to our recommendations for a ‘root and branch’ review of the Commissioners' landscape, carried out by a dedicated committee, and that a moratorium should be put in place while the review is undertaken.
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"When taken together these developments [...] mark a concerning continuation in trends which have weakened the UK’s uncodified constitution." – Important reading in the latest report form the United Kingdom Constitution Monitoring Group out today: consoc.org.uk/publications/t…

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I will be talking about the problematic nature of judicial approaches to interpretation of the Scotland Act - and what can be done to improve matters.

Aileen McHarg @AileenMcHarg@mastodon.scot (@aileenmcharg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Informed critique of the weaknesses of private member bill procedures at Westminster. It really does sound like this is a bad way to take forward something as controversial/complex as assisted dying, even though it might seem to be an appealing route for a matter of conscience.

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Devolution ‘reset’ and the UK Internal Market Act 2020… UKG will bring forward a review of the Act alongside a bunch of measures to demonstrate “a more pragmatic approach” to the operation of the UK’s internal market: questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-statem…

Alexandra Sinclair (@alexandrasinc10) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My piece out in Public Law examines one of the biggest barriers to claimants challenging an unfair automated decision which is the lack of transparency surrounding their use in government. Thank you to Public Law and in particular Aileen McHarg @[email protected] and Roger Masterman