Appeals
11.The provisions:
unify the immigration and asylum appeals system into a single tier of appeal with limited onward review or appeal;
amend Section 94 of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 to allow the Secretary of State to add a state or part of a state to the list in section 94(4) in respect of particular groups of people only or to exclude particular groups from a state added to the list;
limit the circumstances in which a person who arrives in the United Kingdom with entry clearance may appeal from within the United Kingdom against a refusal of leave to enter and remove the right to appeal from within the United Kingdom against a refusal of leave to enter for those persons who arrive with a work permit but no entry clearance and do not fall within a listed category of persons;
provide an order-making power to specify a requirement in the immigration rules and where entry clearance is refused because that requirement is not met, there will be no right of appeal against that refusal;
revise section 96 of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 which sets out when a new claim or application may be certified under the “one-stop” system;
restore the right of appeal for crew members of ships and aircraft who are to be removed from the United Kingdom under 1971 Immigration Act powers relating specifically to crew members of ships and aircraft; and
create a right of appeal where the Special Immigration Appeals Commission has made a determination in respect of an application for bail by someone who has been certified as a suspected international terrorist under Part 4 of the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001.
