Tory deputy chairs QUIT over Rwanda Bill revolt

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Former justice secretary Sir Robert Buckland said: 'There are a large number of Conservatives on the One Nation side who think the Bill has gone as far as they are comfortable with - or even a bit further, in my case - and our view needs to be heard.
52% : Without which, the scheme would simply not succeed.'The MP for Newark added: 'There are very narrow grounds in which individuals would not be put on a flight, ones the Home Office are very used to dealing with through fitness to travel requirements, and that is a concept that's well known and understood and I'm certain would work.
49% : In a written ministerial statement to Parliament, he said: 'We are confident that, with the additional courtroom and judicial capacity detailed above, in line with projected levels agreed with the Home Office, the vast majority of Illegal Migration Act appeal work will be dealt with by the courts in an expedited manner.'

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