Six key green questions the Repeal Bill struggles to answer
The draft Repeal Bill published today provides few assurances over how green laws will be enforced and parliamentary scrutiny enacted
It is a 66-page document chock-full of legalese and procedural issues, but the Repeal Bill - once referred to as 'Great', but now not so much - largely fails to provide the assurances sought by green groups...
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