The bill has met with much opposition in the Lords, as many land-owning peers object to the plans to introduce a statutory right to roam on restricted land.

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The level of access to bank accounts in this country is 94% which is exactly the same as it is in France where there's a statutory right to a bank account.

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During the debate, QC and independent crossbencher Lord Pannick branded the scheme "unrealistic" and warned it would be "damaging to industrial harmony to allow employers to buy off basic employment rights" such as the right to statutory redundancy pay and the right for parents and other carers to request flexible working.

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In a statement, Mr Knight said parents did not have the right to withdraw their children from the statutory sex and education part of the curriculum, only the optional PHSE element.

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With the right of workers to organize without retaliation remaining in place, a repeal of statutory bargaining requirements could make it easier for workers to organize and voice their opinions.

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And it also - the legislation also suspends the Cherokee Nation's right to conduct gaming operations until it complies with all of its treaties and its statutory obligations.

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But it rested that conclusion on statutory, not constitutional, grounds--that is, it found that Congress had conferred this right on the detainees.

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