APPG INQUIRY: Voter ID is a “poisoned cure” and requires fundamental reform.

PARLIAMENTARY BRIEFING: The Bill of Rights Bill fundamentally misunderstands the nature of human rights, empowers the executive to break the law, and the case in favour is spurious in the extreme.

THOUGHT LEADERSHIP: Those with means are able to exert outsized influence on our politics. This is undemocratic. To fix the problem it is proposed to (1) cap political donations, (2) make the courts the final arbiter of politicians’ ethics, and (3) prohibit politicians from voting or speaking on issues where they have a financial conflict.

APPG INQUIRY: Government attacks on judges are constitutionally problematic.

APPG Inquiry: Police violated fundamental rights and misapplied the law in their responses to the protests on Clapham Common and in Bristol in March 2021

PARLIAMENTARY BRIEFING: The bill is unnecessary and substantially expands the unaccountable coercive power of the state.

PARLIAMENTARY BRIEFING: This amendment would represent an original and potentially world-leading approach to deterring genocide. While the drafting might be improved in some areas, the amendment will mostly function as drafted.

PARLIAMENTARY BRIEFING: The Police Crime Sentencing and Courts Bill contains many measures which may be welcomed but will also substantially restrict the right to protest

PARLIAMENTARY BRIEFING: This bill is based on poor quality research. It will limit our ability to prosecute war criminals and leave our servicemen and women unable to gain redress when injured as a result of MoD negligence.