Nationality and Borders Bill (HL Bill 82)
EXPLANATORY NOTES
Explanatory notes to the Bill, prepared by the Home Office, have been ordered to be
published as HL Bill 82—EN.
EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS
Baroness Williams of Trafford has made the following statement under section
19(1)(a) of the Human Rights Act 1998:
In my view the provisions of the Nationality and Borders Bill are compatible with the
Convention rights.
Contents
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British overseas territories citizenship
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British citizenship
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Powers of the Secretary of State relating to citizenship etc
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Registration of stateless minors
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Treatment of refugees; support for asylum-seekers
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Place of claim
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Inadmissibility
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Supporting evidence
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Priority removal notices
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Late evidence
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Appeals
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Removal to safe third country
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Interpretation of Refugee Convention
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Interpretation
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Immigration offences and penalties
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Working in United Kingdom waters: arrival and entry
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Enforcement
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Removals
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Immigration bail
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57.Provision of information relating to being a victim of slavery or human trafficking
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58.Late compliance with slavery or trafficking information notice: damage to credibility
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59.Identification of potential victims of slavery or human trafficking
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60.Identified potential victims of slavery or human trafficking: recovery period
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62.Identified potential victims etc: disqualification from protection
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63.Identified potential victims etc in England and Wales: assistance and support
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64.Leave to remain for victims of slavery or human trafficking
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65.Civil legal services under section 9 of LASPO: add-on services in relation to the national referral mechanism
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66.Civil legal services under section 10 of LASPO: add-on services in relation to national referral mechanism
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67.Disapplication of retained EU law deriving from Trafficking Directive
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