Conservative Home Article RatingThe shadow of a leadership ballot hangs over today's vote on the Rwanda Bill | Conservative Home
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52% : Friends of Robert Jenrick say that some legal advisers to the Government believe that a tougher Bill would be compatible with international law.39% : The Government says that the Rwandan Government is unwilling to sign any agreement that breaks international law.
35% : This is a tangled web, made no less complex by the relationship between the Goverrnment's scheme and international law.
33% : Namely, that while Ministers of all parties and none want to act within the law, they don't "follow the law" any more than during Covid they "followed the science".
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