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<p>In the case of Help Refugees v SSHD, handed down on the 3 October 2018, the Court
of Appeal made a finding that the provision of inadequate reasons to children refused
transfer to the UK under section 67 of the Immigration Act 2016 breached the common
law duty of fairness and was therefore unlawful. The cohort of children impacted by
this judgment is limited to those who were considered for transfer to the UK during
the clear-ance operation regarding the Calais camp in 2016 the judgment is not reflective
of the operation of the section 67 scheme generally.</p><p><br>The relief granted
by the Court of Appeal in its judgment is declaratory, the court did not identify
or mandate a particular course of action to be taken in response to its findings.
The response to the judgment is currently a matter of active consideration.</p>
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