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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the Spectators Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Kate Andrews and I'm joined by Katie balls and James Heel.

Katie, Robert Genrick, the former immigration minister, has resigned.

Tell us what happened.

Yes, so I think as we've discussed on this podcast, I think that's quite a

precedent episode a few weeks ago, he said, has Robert Generate gone rogue?

The answer is yes. We know now definitively never let it be said this podcast does not have

its finger on the pulse now what happened is we had Rishi Sunak finally

unveiled his legislation for his plan B.

As for what that bill does, it is not quite the full-fat version, which Suella Brahma and others were calling

for, in the sense it does not have these notwithstanding

clauses on the E.C.R. It does still stretch the boundaries in terms of what is within international

law. So on the front of the bill you have a note from

James Cleveli, the Home Secretary saying that he cannot say this is definitely in line

with the ECHR. So it's definitely not the skimmed version I think you're somewhere

between semi-skinned and full fat I think it's a bit further than the middle

option lots we were talking about earlier in the week and but it is not going

quite well to have had a brahman wanted to.

When Ritchie Scenic addressed the 1992 committee, he did talk about this.

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