The Guardian Article RatingWhat do the new Northern Ireland Troubles legacy proposals entail?
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
55% : Ireland's deputy prime minister, Simon Harris, has said the deal between the two governments is "a night and day improvement" on the Legacy Act, and that it would provide "maximum truth, justice and accountability" to victims.55% : From the day it was elected, the Labour party said it would replace the Act but would listen to all parties before unveiling new measures.
53% : Inquests that had started but were frozen by the Legacy Act will resume.
51% : That part of the Act was then disapplied by the UK government.
39% : The high court in Belfast ruled that the conditional immunity from prosecution the Act offered veterans was is in breach of the European convention on human rights.
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