The Human Rights Act and the ECHR have provided means by which the fundamental nature of the right to be presumed innocent can be restored. This is true to some extent as the provisions of Art 6 are not absolute and can be displaced for good reasons. See R v Webster (2010)

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The statement correctly states that the Human Rights Act and the ECHR have provided means to restore the fundamental nature of the right to be presumed innocent. However, it also acknowledges that the provisions of Art 6 can be displaced for good reasons, citing the case of R v Webster (2010).

The Human Rights Act and the ECHR Have Provided Means