I totally agreed with you MJNair. The problem is, apart from you, no one feeling the greviance of the matter. This is not a blah blah discussion. Need to understand that you have to formulate a forum now. If you are thinking that HSMP forum will help you, then you are wrong. I have taken the membership of HSMP Forum, but they are least concerned about the Tier1 Migrants. It is now we should start working hands-in-hands...Otherwise, the situation after Aprill 2011 will be really worst...and I mean really worst, specially in case of extension applications....MJNair wrote:Found this here.. http://www.publications.parliament.uk/p ... 73/173.pdf
This is a publication by the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights on the HSMP judicial review.
Most of the comments in this document relates to the Human Rights violation based on 'I intend to make UK my main home'. However, when you get a chance, please read through section 4 on page 11.
56. We recommend that the Government accept that where a change to the Immigration Rules engages a Convention right (as here), it does not have an unfettered power to make changes to the Rules, and that where a change would lead to an interference with a right such as the right to respect for home and family life, the requirement that any such interference be in accordance with the law requires that such changes should be prospective only. We also recommend that changes to the Immigration Rules should always be accompanied by a statement as to the compatibility of the changes with the ECHR.
I would like to request all the experts on this forum to formulate a strategy as how to tackle this... I suppose we need to start our working right now, as once they will announce the policy and some one wants to start the legal battle like HSMP Forum, then it might required quite a bit of time to win one....