The Lawyer has an article on the LRRB. The Legislative and Regulatory reform bill is supposed to reduce legislative burdern upon business, but it allows for law to be past without the oversight of parliament.
Giving ministers powers to cut regulation sounds good. But when you have a government for which the answer to everything is to introduce new legislation, you are left with even more red tape for ministers.
In its rush to push through the bill without pre-legislative scrutiny, the Government failed to recognise the constitutional impact of its plans.
Legislation exists for a reason and a balance has to be found to boost UK business while at the same time protecting the consumer.
A lot of analysis and consultation is needed to get that balance. But it will definitely not be achieved by passing ill-considered acts of legislation.
The Lawyer on the Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill
The Lawyer has an article on the LRRB. The Legislative and Regulatory reform bill is supposed to reduce legislative burdern upon business, but it allows for law to be past without the oversight of parliament.