London Evening Standard Article RatingNo-one has an alternative to the Legacy Bill, says Heaton-Harris
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
54% : "I had a chance to meet with the Secretary of State today and once again expressed the Irish Government's opposition to the Legacy Bill," he said.53% : Chris Heaton-Harris's comments on the bill came as he spoke to media after announcing a peace funding project for Northern Ireland, in collaboration with the EU and Republic of Ireland, totalling close to £1 billion.
51% : "Mr Varadkar has previously said he would "give consideration to whether an interstate case is appropriate" in the case of the Legacy Bill.States can lodge legal applications against each other in the European Court of Human Rights under article 33 of the ECHR.
49% : There was a silent protest held against the Legacy Bill outside the Newforge Sports Centre in south Belfast, where the Secretary of State met with Irish premier Leo Varadkar and vice-president of the European Commission Maros Sefcovic to announce the new funding scheme.
42% : he Secretary of State for Northern Ireland has said no-one has presented him with an alternative to the Government's Legacy Bill.
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