What does it mean when the Government talks about disapplying laws?

In 2023, the UK Government tried to disapply Section 3 of the Human Rights Act to several suggested laws i.e. say they wouldn’t have to be interpreted compatibly with human rights even if it was possible to do so. Even when laws are passed, the UK is still obliged to respect human rights as a member of the ECHR. However, disapplying the Human Rights Act in this way would make it hard for people to have their human rights upheld in the UK. In everyday life, it would mean public bodies applying these laws (e.g. prison officials or Home Office staff) would not have to do so in a way that supports people’s human rights. It would also mean that people could not bring a case in the UK to challenge these uses of other laws in ways that don’t support human rights. So, it would likely mean people would have to go to the European Court of Human Rights to have their human rights upheld. If laws that disapply some or all of the Human Rights Act are passed and the UK was also to leave the ECHR, it would remove the protection for people’s human rights in certain situations.