UK govt to make it easier to repeal or amend law copied from EU - Asian News from UK

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Many EU laws kept on after Brexit were agreed as a messy compromise between 28 different EU member states and often did not reflect the UK's own priorities or objectives - nor did many receive sufficient scrutiny in our democratic institutions.
54% : It is vital that we take the steps necessary, in this Parliament, to remove unnecessary rules altogether, and where regulation is needed, ensure that it meets the UK's objectives.
51% : Surveys of British companies and official data have shown many companies, especially exporters, have found Brexit challenging.
46% : To avoid uncertainty and confusion as Britain extricated itself from the EU after 40 years, the government automatically allowed thousands of EU laws and regulations to apply in Britain after Brexit.
41% : The new legislation will ensure that changes can be made more easily, so that the UK can capitalise on Brexit freedoms more quickly...reports Asian Lite
40% : The new legislation will ensure that changes can be made more easily, so that the UK can capitalise on Brexit freedoms more quickly...reports Asian Lite News
39% : The new legislation will ensure that changes can be made more easily, so that the UK can capitalise on Brexit freedoms more quickly.
34% : The plans we have set out today will further unleash the benefits of Brexit and ensure that businesses can spend more of their money investing, innovating and creating jobs.
33% : It underpins our ability to grasp important opportunities provided by Brexit.
30% : The Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, said, "Getting Brexit Done two years ago today was a truly historic moment and the start of an exciting new chapter for our country.

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