Source · Select Committees · Human Rights (Joint Committee)
Recommendation 34
34
Paragraph: 176
It is also important that the power to remove a person who has been issued...
Conclusion
It is also important that the power to remove a person who has been issued a priority removal notice without providing a notice period is not used in cases where the right to access justice requires notice to be given. The power of the Secretary of State to remove a person without further notice being given where a removal has previously Legislative Scrutiny: Nationality and Borders Bill (Part 3) – Immigration offences and enforcement 71 failed must not be used in cases where a removal has failed for legitimate reasons or where the claimant’s right to access justice requires him or her to have additional notice. This power must not be relied upon to detain individuals on immigration grounds when detention is not necessary.
Paragraph Reference:
176