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Lead Official: Phil Leeks Environmental Quality & Resilience SGLD lawyer: Ailsa Heine SI NOTIFICATION: SUMMARY Title of Instrument The Persistent Organic Pollutants (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations 2023 Proposed laying date at Westminster 16 October 2023 Date by which Committee has been asked to respond 04 October 202...
As I have mentioned in this letter, if existing hosts apply by the above date they can continue to operate while their application is being determined and licensing authorities have up to 12 months (with an option to extend) to process them.
She said that Duolingo had been planning to publish the next part of the course for the week, but this date may not be reached. She also informed about the resources on the website that advise on ways they can participate.
However, this cannot be done without establishing organic pullet standards, or setting a firm date for changes resulting from the review of GB’s organic regulations to be implemented.
SI NOTIFICATION: SUMMARY Title of Instrument The Common Organisation of the Markets in Agricultural Products (Third Country Listing for Fruit and Vegetables) (Amendment, etc.) Regulations 2022 Laying date at Westminster 7 June 2022 Date by which Committee has been asked to respond N/A Power(s) under which SI is to be...
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Okay, thanks. When we return after the summer recess, we are going to take more evidence on that with the director general for net zero, so we will get his assessment of that.
I would think that, just in terms of the Parliament’s credibility, having a tax that is presently more than 30 years out of date—and which will be 40 years out of date before an effective revaluation can be fully implemented—brings the Parliament and the devolved system into disrepute.