The legislation section contains links to most statutes and statutory instruments relevant to immigration law. Some of these will gradually be 'imported' into the EIN site itself so that they will become searchable documents from the EIN search menu. This is particularly true of earlier acts that may not have electronic copies available elsewhere e.g. the 1971 Immigration Act and the 1981 Nationality Act, which have already been imported. The section also has its own search engine, as with other sections of the site.

The members resources section is a set of original material and Internet links, arranged by specific categories, and also alphabetically and according to countries. As noted there is a growing body of original material within this section of the EIN site. Examples of useful material include the IAA Fact Sheets on the ECHR (under heading of Council of Europe), the UNHCR updates on Strasburg jurisprudence and the BID (Bail for Immigration Detainees) report on 'Arbitrary Detention'. The section also has its own search engine, as with other sections of the site.

TIP: sometimes as all the materials are displayed on one page in the resources section it is just as easy to use your browser's 'find' button (e.g. the aforementioned BID report can be found by pressing the CTRL+F keys and typing 'BID' into the search box).

As with the case law and country sections, the legislation and members resources will be indexed if relevant, and denoted as key resources. (and you can search for key resources alone in the relevant search engines). However, you cannot at present add information into your bundle by simply clicking on a button (it is possible to copy materials into the bundle, but this is an advanced action which is covered in the EIN training sessions).