The Institute of Directors, National Trust and TUC among more than 60 organisations to criticise 'reckless law-making' as MPs prepare to vote on the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill
The Institute of Directors, National Trust, and Trades Union Congress were among the groups to warn the Prime Minister that the “rush” to scrap, retain or reform 4,000 Brussels regulations by 31 December means there isThe organisations said the speed at which the laws need to be deleted “increases the risk of poor or detrimental law entering the statute book in areas ranging from paid holiday leave, to basic...
conditions for the live transportation of animals, to controls on the use of harmful chemicals and pesticides, and safeguards for important wildlife and air quality”.that sets the deadline through the Commons on Wednesday, the groups warned that simply scrapping the legislation would not solve the issue as it “enables ministers to make changes to rules behind closed doors with only very limited parliamentary scrutiny”.
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