Constituency boundary review: Data for new constituencies
Get demographic data for the new constituency boundaries and find out when more data might become available.

The Government has published a Bill of Rights Bill which would repeal the Human Rights Act 1998 and replace it with a new framework to implement the European Convention on Human Rights. It was introduced in the House of Commons on 22 June 2022. The Bill has not yet had its second reading and no date is currently scheduled.
The Bill of Rights Bill followed an independent review of the Human Rights Act and a Government consultation on reform. Second reading of the Bill was provisionally scheduled for 12 September. However, given the change of leadership and the period of mourning this did not take place. Following his reappointment as Justice Secretary, Dominic Raab confirmed that it will proceed.
The Library will publish a briefing paper in advance of second reading.
For background, please see our paper on Reform of the Human Rights Act 1998.
The Bill, explanatory notes, Government response to the consultation, and other relevant documents are available on the Bill page.
For further background, see also:
Get demographic data for the new constituency boundaries and find out when more data might become available.
Hybrid bills are public bills (bills containing provisions that would affect the general public) which also contain provisions affecting the interests of certain individuals or organisations.
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