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Hear hear.
"The fact that this Act breaches our legal obligations under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities - that may not matter to Conservative members opposite. But it should."
@EdwardJDavey on why Lib Dems MPs voted against the Coronavirus Act.pic.twitter.com/0dImnAXwuQ
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I had no idea that in the long term, the original act had so many potentially worrying consequences! I had sleep-walked into seeing that it would be necessary to change the scope of this act as soon as we were clear of the worst ravages of the Covid19 pandemic. This is a folly.
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Listening to communities except for Scotland!
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I'm pretty sure Scotland supports the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Not sure what your point is here. Far too many people trying to divide us along simplistic tribal lines. Scottish independence (which I support) not relevant to this.
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I assumed that the Act was necessary for the pandemic and would cease to have effect after the emergency had passed. I now wonder whether I put too much faith in the UK government doing the right thing
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No matter how small the amount of trust you put in this gang of crooks, it was excessive.
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