Plans in the long grass?

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Date posted:  1 Dec 2017
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Plans in the long grass?

Colin Hart

The Government seems to have shelved plans for controversial new laws against ‘non-violent’ extremism.

This is the conclusion that Colin Hart, Director of The Christian Institute, has reached with regard to three initiatives previously announced by the Government: the state registration and Ofsted inspection of youth work; an equality oath for public sector employees and extremism disruption orders.

In the Christian Institute’s Autumn newsletter Mr Hart said: ‘I’ve not met a single politician who thinks they’re going ahead. It would have been nice if the Government had admitted doing a U-turn, but that’s not going to happen.’

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