Today’s agenda includes: Briefing by the Right Honorable Sir John Gillen on the rights of victims/complainants and a Bill of Rights • Rt Hon. Sir John Gillen, Retired Briefing by the Right Honorable Sir Stephen Irwin on a Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland • Rt Hon. Sir Stephen Irwin, Retired
https://youtu.be/GcrQ4xElp5w The Committee received briefings from Mr Peter Coll, Bar Council of Northern Ireland and Ms Maria McCloskey, Human Rights and Equality Group of the Law Society of Northern Ireland. View the agenda.
https://youtu.be/FFXi07vlT90 The Committee received a briefing from Mr Justice Richard Humphreys, Irish High Court and a briefing from Professor Brice Dickson, Queen’s University Belfast. View the agenda.
https://youtu.be/6UUZ_xrB1Vc The Committee receive a briefing by the Lord Chief Justice, Rt Hon. Sir Declan Morgan. View the agenda.
The Committee received a briefing from Colm O’Cinneide, Professor of Constitutional and Human Rights Law at University College London, on Brexit and Human Rights and a briefing from Brian Gormally and Dr Anne Smith, (of The Committee on the Administration of Justice), on challenges facing Northern Ireland and a Bill of Rights. View the agenda.
https://youtu.be/EqraZpsDDrY The Committee received a briefing by Dominic Grieve QC. View the agenda.
https://youtu.be/NrcLLHWiT-M The Committee received a briefing from Mr Kevin Hanratty, Human Rights Consortium and Professor Christopher McCrudden, Queen’s University Belfast. View the agenda.
https://youtu.be/cyamJnmzl9M The Committee received a briefing from representatives of the Equality Coalition. View the agenda.
https://youtu.be/e2H1ohlVFGs The Committee received briefings on the particular circumstances of Northern Ireland from Dermot Nesbitt, Ulster Unionist Party and Mark Durkan, SDLP. View the agenda.
https://youtu.be/vZH7oxikmis The Committee received a briefing by from the Assembly’s Research Service on the ‘Particular Circumstances’ of Northern Ireland and a briefing by Professor Tom Hadden on ‘What the Bill of Rights was intended to achieve for Northern Ireland’. View the agenda.