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  • Ormerod discusses the coronavirus and emergency powers The use of emergency procedures to legislate can hardly be criticized in the circumstances, but questions have been raised as to the sufficiency of the methods for review, particularly for the Regulations which so drastically curtail the freedoms of every citizen The Coronavirus Act itself provides the police, public health officers and others with extensive new powers to detain people who might be infectious (s 51 and Sch 21) backed by fines of up to £1000 for failure to comply with relevant orders
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  • Coronavirus and Emergency Powers
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  • 2020

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