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Ian Blackford challenged Boris Johnson over the move during PMQs BORIS Johnson dismissed concerns about his government taking Holyrood to the Supreme Court over its landmark children’s rights bill, claiming they are “fictitious”. During PMQs, the Prime Minister took questions from the SNP’s Westminster leader Ian Blackford, who challenged him over what has been described as a “jaw-dropping” move from the Tory government. Johnson’s administration says it has “concerns” that two bills – on children’s rights and local government – go beyond Holyrood’s powers. Legal experts, including Durham University’s Professor Aileen McHarg, have questioned this reasoning. McHarg said the Tory government is under “no obligation” to take the legislation to the highest court in the land, and added that “this seems much more about asserting the superior status of the UK Parliament”.

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