Home secretary demonstrates how the Government has failed to take back control of our borders

[EFLImpudence]

No.

 

[JohnD]

It's not a 'new law', it's a decree!

is it a Statutory Instrument?

 

[Trazor]

"Covid party"

And to think, I recently posted that no one would put themselves in harms way deliberately...........

 

[JP_]

And to think, I recently posted that no one would put themselves in harms way deliberately...........

Never underestimate the stupidity of deniers

 

[JP_]

Do you think the 50,000 arriving every day are isolating?
>titter<
Ireland has 1200 new clusters. Thousands of american tourists are arriving and going straight to the pubs.
Their 4th lockdown easing measure has just been postponed.
How did they get to ireland?

ANS = Airplanes.

Um, that isn't isolating, it's it?

 

[securespark]

Because covid 19 came here in the airplanes from overseas.

And spread because passengers were either not screened or passed the screening.

You seem to think that unscreened incoming passengers are a huge danger, but unscreened MOPs walking around are not.

Why is that?

 

[Ryler]

You seem to think that unscreened incoming passengers are a huge danger, but unscreened MOPs walking around are not.

You are referring to two different types of screening.
You post hogwash.
Come back when you have a sensible question.

 

[Notch7]

Many from covid 19 hot spots

It's the UK that is the hotspot, we are sending infectious people to other countries, not the other way around.

 

[ellal]

OK. Not sure what the difference is!

Check out the difference between primary and secondary legislation...

The former is a piece of law that has to pass through parliament, whereas the latter is enacted by the swish of a minister's pen with no need for debate or scrutiny - thus a decree!

 

[JohnD]

but that is not its proper name.

 

[ellal]

is it a Statutory Instrument?

It is I believe a negative SI which does not require parliamentary approval unless challenged...

Which was a process that last happened in 2000...

There is a difference between enacting a new law and the legislative process!

 

[ellal]

but that is not its proper name.

Decree - an official order that has the force of law.

Call it what you like, but that is what it is!

You could of course quote the entry in Hansard where a law has been passed through parliament in regard to this subject?

 

[securespark]

You are referring to two different types of screening.

Explain.

 

[IT Minion]

Explain.

One Ryler likes, one he doesn't.

 

[securespark]