You can now read our statement on the Independent Review of Administrative Law process.
20 Oct 2020
Setting out out 3 key areas of concern with the Bill
19 Oct 2020
Read our briefing on the Coronavirus Bills passing through Parliament in spring 2020.
31 Mar 2020
Read about what PLP does, how we do it, and the impact we have made in the last three years. The Impact Report 2017-2019 has the facts, figures, case studies and testimonials to give you an insight into our work, across all our five focus areas. This three year report was published on PLP’s 30th anniversary fundraising
5 Mar 2020
The purpose of this briefing is to describe the law applicable to EU nationals[1] residing in the UK, or who arrive in the UK, up until 31 December 2020. [1] Save where indicated otherwise, this includes nationals of EEA states and the family members of EU and EEA nationals, to the extent that they have
10 Feb 2020
The European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill (WAB) has been ‘paused’ for now. The Bill may nevertheless resume progress through Parliament, possibly at short notice. The Public Law Project briefing on the Bill has brought to the attention of parliamentarians the unjustifiably broad delegated powers that the Bill will give to ministers. Read PLP’s briefing here.
23 Oct 2020
These resources relate to the Public Law Project intervention in the Supreme Court case concerning the prorogation of Parliament.
17 Sep 2019
In January 2019, the Justice Committee launched an inquiry into the access to justice implications of the programme of reforms underway in Her Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS), including the increasing use of digital and video technology and the closures of courts and tribunal hearing centres. Below is PLP’s submission to this inquiry. PLP
This one of three submissions to the Commission on Justice in Wales, focusing on Judicial Review in Wales.
6 Nov 2018
This is one of three submissions made by PLP to the Commission on Justice in Wales, focusing on digitalisation and justice in Wales. Evidence for the Commission on Justice in Wales on digitalisation and justice in Wales The other submissions concern judicial review in Wales, and the effects of LASPO on civil legal aid in
PLP has submitted evidence to the House of Commons Procedure Committee’s Inquiry, “Exiting the European Union: Scrutiny of Delegated Legislation”. PLP takes no position on the UK’s decision to leave the European Union. Our work around Brexit is intended to ensure that Parliament is appropriately sovereign, the executive held to account, and the interests of
2 Oct 2018
This is a comprehensive response drawing on PLP’s Legal Aid Support Project covering five years of casework, litigation, research, training and policy work. PLP’s submission to the LASPO Post implementation review
27 Sep 2018