I doubt they can give examples. The UK had input into all the EU laws. A great deal of the early EU standards were taken wholesale from UK laws. The papers bri

I doubt they can give examples. The UK had input into all the EU laws. A great deal of the early EU standards were taken wholesale from UK laws. The papers bring up various laws often, usually out of context, occasionally just made up. There are problematic farming laws (same rings true just about everywhere though). An old colleague of mine used to run a farming operation under greenhouses and sold the business due to EU law changes that would make it unprofitable. This might be ridiculous, or it might be sensible across the whole EU, but he was unhappy about it.