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During both written and oral evidence, many individuals and organisations who expressed their opposition to the Bill stated that there was a distinction between protest and peaceful prayer vigils.
Article 11 rights are closely related to the article 10 right of freedom of expression (as well as, in some contexts, article 9 rights relating to religion and belief).
Many of those that considered legislation necessary argued that non-legislative approaches don't support consistent approaches to transitions planning. Views were expressed that statutory duties would provide such consistency and allow the realisation of young people's rights.