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s2
UK courts must take into account, but not necessarily follow, relevant cases from ECtHR
s3
UK laws must be applied in a way that protects rights, “as far as it possible to do so”
applies to courts and public authorities
courts can disapply secondary legislation, and choose which laws to implement
s4
declaration of incompatibility
does not automatically change the law
Bellinger v Bellinger
s6
duty on public authorities
no exhaustive list - gives individuals more protection
s7
if a public body breaches s6, person affected can bring legal proceedings against them
s8
if a breach is found, damages or remedies can be granted
necessary, just and appropriate
s19
statement of compatibility for new laws