Leaving ECHR is 'off the table' while Cameron is Foreign Secretary, says Osborne

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Lord Cameron was brought back into Government by the Prime Minister earlier this week and made a life peer, following a seven-year break from front-line politics.
45% : "It is not unusual for governments to promote legislation to change the law after an unfavourable judgement in the courts, but I have never heard of them trying to change the facts by law.
38% : Mr Osborne, who served as the former prime minister's chancellor, suggested that withdrawing from the international treaty would be too "extreme" for Lord Cameron, despite frustrations in Government after the Supreme Court ruled its Rwanda scheme unlawful.

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