In response to an invitation from the Chair of PEBA, a working party of PEBA members has reviewed the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill (REULB) to assess its implications for the areas of law of relevance to PEBA. The primary focus has been on areas of environmental law because this field is most strongly influenced by current Retained EU Law (RUEL).
The PEBA review has identified some key areas of concern with the proposals of REULB in its current form, and the purpose of this submission is to draw those concerns to the attention of the Public Bill Committee examining REULB, together with suggestions as to how the concerns could be sensibly addressed.
A link to PEBA’s full set of representations may be found here:
PEBA Representations on the the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill