To complete Brexit, Rishi Sunak intends to throw away key regulations from the EU.
In London
A man lays boxes on his desk, topped with stacks of documents labeled “EU laws”. Then he fetches a shredder, cracks his fingers and gets to work, delivering the pounds of paperwork to the machine, while theOde to Joy by Beethoven passes in the background. This video, posted by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak last summer when he was campaigning for the leadership of the Conservative Party, is about to become reality.
A new law passed last Wednesday by the British Parliament – titled the “Retained EU Law Bill” – plans to scrap some 4,000 pieces of European Union (EU) legacy legislation by the end of 2023, if they are not first approved. or revised by the government. Inherited from the Boris Johnson era, the law was later carried by Liz Truss and her Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, Jacob Rees-Mogg, before landing in the fold. by Rishi Sunak. She…
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