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Sep 22, 2021 · The ninth two-monthly report on which powers in the Coronavirus Act 2020 are currently active. ... 24 January 2022 — See all updates Get emails about this page. This was published under the 2019 ...
- Department of Health And Social Care
- Temporary Powers and Time Limits
- Suspension, Revival and Early Expiry
- The 25 March 2022 Deadline
- Some Provisions Will Be Extended
- Scrutiny of Remaining Provisions
- Permanent Powers
- What About Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland?
- Further Reading
When legislating for emergency provisions, it’s difficult to predict for how long they will be needed. The Coronavirus Act 2020 anticipated this, and allows ministers, by regulations, to: 1. temporarily suspend provisions 2. revive suspended provisions if they are needed again 3. permanently end provisions early 4. extend provisions before they exp...
Provisions might be suspended, rather than expired early, if the Government thinks it might need them again in another pandemic wave. For example, a provision in section 58, which relaxed the rules on disposing of dead bodies, is currently suspended. Many provisions of the Coronavirus Act have, however, been expired early, either because they were ...
Many temporary Coronavirus Act provisions remain in force. However, by default they will expire on 25 March 2022. The Government has said it will allow almost all these provisions to expire. The following policy areas have temporary changes which are set to expire in England or (where relevant) on a UK-wide basis: 1. temporary registration of healt...
The Government has identified fourprovisions of the Act it wants to keep for up to six months after 25 March 2022. Section 30 allows coroners inquests to proceed without a jury where the suspected cause of death is Covid-19. The Government plans to replace this with further temporary measures in the Judicial Review and Courts Bill, which has yet to...
Parliament will continue to have a scrutiny role after 25 March because those four temporary provisions will still be active. Firstly, both Houses are expected to vote on the regulations that would extend sections 30 and 53 to 55. The extension needs to happen before the provisions expire. Secondly, the Government will still have scrutiny duties un...
Some of the Coronavirus Act’s powers will remain in force indefinitely because they are permanent. For example, section 76 gives permanent powers to HMRC to implement certain forms of financial support, like the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, as and when the Treasury thinks necessary. Most of the permanent provisions make transitional arrangemen...
Some provisions in the Coronavirus Act affect only one part of the UK or relate to devolved matters in some or all of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. For example, in Scotland and Northern Ireland, the powers to restrict movement, gatherings and events, and mandate face-coverings are temporary and in the Coronavirus Act. By contrast, equivalen...
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The most recent two-monthly report on the temporary, non-devolved provisions within the Act was published on 24 March 2022. 4 This report includes detailed updates on the status of the provisions within the Act over this reporting period and the extension of five temporary provisions for up to six months. The Secretary of State for Health and Social Care will continue to publish two-monthly ...
Oct 14, 2021 · Documents to download. The renewal of temporary provisions under the Coronavirus Act 2020 (2 MB , PDF) Download full report. On 19 October 2021, the House of Commons will consider a motion to renew the temporary provisions of the Coronavirus Act 2020. The motion is “That the temporary provisions of the Coronavirus Act 2020 should not yet ...
- Bukky Balogun, Graeme Cowie
- 2021
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