The government is to write new safeguards into a controversial bill giving ministers sweeping powers to change the law after Labour’s chief whip in the Lords warned it would otherwise face defeat.
I shall be watching to see what amendments they think are necessary – is this why the bill has gone back a week? Because they’ve realised that they need to do something about it? Wonder if all the letters to Jim Murphy had anything to do with it?
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3 responses to “Guardian Unlimited Politics | Special Reports | Labour backs down over regulatory reform bill safeguards”
Fingers crossed that it’s not a whitewash job.
I’m crossing more than my fingers. Did you see the report in the guardian about control orders being a breach of human rights as well?
No I haven’t seen that one, will go have a look, thanks 😉