Trump/Ukraine, What Will He Do?
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Brexit Benefit
Apart from the absolute disaster Brexit is to the UK economy – this is the beginning of the EU Directives which are being abandoned by the UK.
As these EU Directive protections (to UK citizens) are lost following Brexit, you can bet I will be keeping Abers informed.
As these EU Directive protections (to UK citizens) are lost following Brexit, you can bet I will be keeping Abers informed.
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“The Regulatory Policy Committee (RPC) provides an independent view on better regulation and how to promote this across government, ensuring due consideration is given to limiting the unnecessary burden of regulation on businesses and civil society organisations; while supporting the development of appropriate, evidence-led regulation.
The RPC works with government to improve the quality of evidence and analysis to support regulatory policy development and, where necessary, states independently where the principles of better regulation are threatened.
The RPC presents transparently the regulatory costs to business and civil society organisations likely to arise from government regulatory policies and, where required, questions where impacts are not captured by regulatory exemptions.”
They have looked at the Bill to revoke and/or replace EU-related legislation [the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill]
and on 21st November, they published their impact assessment of the Bill, giving it a red rating meaning it was “not fit for purpose”.
“As the independent Better Regulation watchdog, it is our view that those affected by regulatory change should reasonably expect the Government to properly consider the impacts of such changes. We are not assured that the impact of changing or sunsetting each piece of REUL will be calculated or understood under proposals currently in place - particularly where no related secondary legislation is required.”
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The RPC works with government to improve the quality of evidence and analysis to support regulatory policy development and, where necessary, states independently where the principles of better regulation are threatened.
The RPC presents transparently the regulatory costs to business and civil society organisations likely to arise from government regulatory policies and, where required, questions where impacts are not captured by regulatory exemptions.”
They have looked at the Bill to revoke and/or replace EU-related legislation [the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill]
and on 21st November, they published their impact assessment of the Bill, giving it a red rating meaning it was “not fit for purpose”.
“As the independent Better Regulation watchdog, it is our view that those affected by regulatory change should reasonably expect the Government to properly consider the impacts of such changes. We are not assured that the impact of changing or sunsetting each piece of REUL will be calculated or understood under proposals currently in place - particularly where no related secondary legislation is required.”
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