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More in terms of doing media rounds
speaking directly togaslighting the public saying "with this bill we're not breaking the law" and then- separately admitting in the text of that bill that you can't make a statement that it complies with some laws
-writing to Tory MPs boasting that some parts are more than 50% probably unlawful
- separately admitting in the text of that bill that you can't make a statement that it complies with some laws
dubtap
Is it? Surely just more fuel to the EU (of course it's not actually them) stopping us doing what we want to.
Best of all it will fail in the courts somewhere and lefty lawyers, human rights, etc can be blamed and they don't actually have to do anything.