Written statement made by Lord Falconer of Thoroton (Labour) on Monday, 15 January 2007 in the House of Lords, on behalf of the Department for Constitutional Affairs.
Human Rights Act
I have today laid before the House the Government's response to the Joint Committee on Human Rights report of 14 November on The Human Rights Act: the DCA and Home Office Reviews. Copies are available in the Vote Office and the Printed Paper Office. The Government’s response will also be made available on the Department for Constitutional Affairs website. I would like to thank the committee for its response to the DCA and Home Office reviews. Following the findings of the DCA and Home Office reviews, the Government are continuing to work to equip public authorities to build a human rights culture within their organisations. The Government are pleased that the committee agrees with the findings of the Home Office and DCA reviews that the Human Rights Act has not significantly impeded the Government's objectives on crime, terrorism or immigration.
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- 2006-07
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The Human Rights Act: the DCA and Home Office reviews. Government response to the Human Rights Joint Select Committee thirty-second report of session 2005-06 (HC 1716).
Monday, 15 January 2007
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- Human rights Home Office Reviews Department for Constitutional Affairs Government responses Joint Committee on Human Rights
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- Human Rights Act 1998
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