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How about because of the way you conflate legislation which we have because we are members of the Council of Europe with that which we have because we are members of the European Union.



No, "it" won't.

The HRA (which is what you have all been talking about, as the quotes above make abundantly clear) will not need to change because none of its provisions or its actual existence are in any way predicated on EU laws/regulations/charters or our membership of the EU.

There will be other areas where people currently have rights because of those things, and which the government plan to remove in a few weeks time, where they will "need" replacing, but don't be too surprised if somehow there is never enough time for that to happen, particularly given the stated desire of the Brexanatics for a low-tax, low-regulation regime.



The HRA is "An Act to give further effect to rights and freedoms guaranteed under the European Convention on Human Rights; to make provision with respect to holders of certain judicial offices who become judges of the European Court of Human Rights; and for connected purposes."

They are not going to start amending that to shoehorn in provisions which are not already in the European Convention on Human Rights, and they are for sure not going to give the "judges in Strasbourg" (i.e. the European Court of Human Rights) jurisdiction over more UK laws.



Are you ever going to put forward a convincing justification for the argument that the HRA will change post Brexit?
Does anyone ever read more than the first few lines of anything you post?
I fecking dont
 
Please explain why you think that.

Maybe you can do better than the other people who I have asked to explain the same thing when they've made the same claim - none of them have even tried.
Perhaps you should explain why you are right and Judge Dean Spielmann former president of the European Court of Human Rights is wrong?
 
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