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I think the hon. Gentleman must have read the papers a little bit quicker than I did. It is not just Conservative politicians.

Human rights reform will no more be a silver bullet for all the ills of the world than any other reform, but it will deal with a whole ra

Of course we live up to our international obligations, and it is precisely partly the aim of these reforms to protect the bespoke, tailor

Of course we are very conscious of any impact on the Good Friday agreement settlement, which is why it is important to stay in the Europe

Let me be clear that, as we have set out at some length, there are some things that we cannot do.

Of course it is right to say that in none of those areas will our reforms prevent accountability through constituents being able to bring

I pass on our best wishes to the hon. and learned Member for Edinburgh South West (Joanna Cherry).

I think this is the first time that a consultation document has been put forward to the House of Commons. The hon.

I thank the hon. Gentleman. Of course there are provisions for non-discrimination in the ECHR, but also in UK law.

I would say we have one of the most robust and rigorous approaches to export licensing, and we will continue to do so.