& Law 102_MainCW_2024 Saved v References Mailings Review View Q Tellme pav | B | EviSene| EE | AaBbCcDdE} e 18 w No Spacing | Heading1 | In a recent report, the Committee of Privileges (group of MPs with a function such as regulatory the behaviour of parliamentarians) in the House of Commons proposed Parliament pass primary legislation to @gng' 145 scope of parliamentary privilege. The Committee proposed the reforms because several Members of Parliament (MPs) have been making use of protections afforded by parliamentary privilege to make statements breaching reporting injunctions and super-injunctions ordered by the courts. These statements were all made during debates in Parliament. The proposed reforms will make it unlawful for an MP to plfgagjg' LW CLEICH RV VS N The Speaker of the House of Commons wishes to understand whether the particularly in relation to injunctions and super-injunctions, and the impact which breaches of such court orders may have on the relationship between the courts and Parliament. In producing your paper, you are asked to make reference, as appropriate, to case law, legislation, constitutional principles, constitutional conventions, reports of parliamentary committees, government papers and any other relevant materials to support your analysis. sh (United States) T\\?,Accessibility: Good to go D Focus B B