When you ask 'could someone else bring this claim' remember that Runnymede was referred to the Charity Commission for bringing it. Civil society is frightened to litigate even alongside us - Runnymede's experience suggests justifiably - and few or none will litigate alone.
And that's even before we get to financial support, litigation expertise, comms support and regulatory support putative partners rely on us for. In theory there may be better litigants. In practice if you want to uphold the rule of law in these times there isn't much else.
Perhaps you're cool with that. Perhaps you don't care if the Government's persistent illegality is challenged. But if you are living in the real world, rather than a law library, you have to take the practice of this litigation seriously.
I've said several times recently that 2022 is going to be an 'Empire Strikes Back'* year. If you think of yourself as being on the side of the rule of law, you really need to decide where you stand on this stuff.
*Remember it was a trilogy.
*Remember it was a trilogy.
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