Brexit: Environmental Enforcement Agency Debate
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Lord Campbell-Savours
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Brexit: Environmental Enforcement Agency
Lord Campbell-Savours Excerpts(6 years, 4 months ago)
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Lord Gardiner of Kimble
My Lords, I will be straightforward. We want to proceed with this because we think government and public bodies should be held to account. We have existing frameworks, regulators, judicial review processes and Parliament ensuring that the Executive are accountable to them and, ultimately, to the electorate. This is an important matter, and we are going to consult widely. We have not ruled anything in or out. We want a full consultation so that we can understand what stakeholders and other interested groups think is the best way forward in holding government and public bodies to account.
Lord Campbell-Savours (Lab)
My Lords, Mr Gove, in his general approach to amendments in the law, has suggested that there will be a tightening up of slaughterhouse regulations through the use of CCTV cameras. Will the Minister comment on what is being proposed and when we might see legislation?