4 ms·

Pretty sure it's copied from here: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/eudn/2008/616/annex/chapter/1/division/5/division/5.4/adopted https://www.legislation.gov.uk/

• jcelerier 6y ago
  > Still not really a good showing to just copy and paste previous laws without considering whether or not its out of date. otoh wouldn't it take something like 30 years to review every single line again ? everything would have to be vetted, which means full parliamentary sessions, no ? While outdated, but accepted law, does not need to go through the whole process again.
  • jen20 6y ago
    We are in a time when parliamentary scrutiny means “vote whichever way your party whips tell you under any circumstances”. This is no doubt partly owing to the generally low abilities of contemporary members of Parliament, but also because it’s almost always the case that a majority government can get whatever it wants through parliament by definition of the numbers.