This bill is flawed in four key areas: it breaks with our foreign policy; undermines freedom of speech; goes against international law; and promotes an odd exceptionalism in UK primary legislation.
Public bodies imposing boycotts on foreign countries not only undermine the UK's foreign policy but can also fuel division across our communities. This change delivers on the government's manifesto, stopping public bodies from wasting taxpayers' money pursuing their own foreign policy agendas and ensuring that the UK speaks with one voice internationally.
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