Ministers are planning to introduce legislation that would allow them to sign the UK up to EU single market rules without a full vote in Parliament.
A new bill, designed to bring a deal on food and drink into force, will contain powers that mean once an agreement has been reached with the bloc, any further EU changes deemed in the national interest can be waved through without an official vote by MPs, The Guardian reported.
The plans to ease “dynamic alignment” with EU rules would happen using secondary legislation under so-called Henry VIII powers.
The legislation is expected to be unveiled in 13 May’s King’s Speech, which sets the agenda for the next parliamentary session.
The newspaper said that if the bill is passed, Brussels regulations could be adopted on everything from cars to farming using secondary legislation.
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MPs are back in Westminster after the Easter recess, and it looks like there’s a busy day ahead.
A new bill, designed to bring a deal on food and drink into force, will contain powers that mean once an agreement has been reached with the bloc, any further EU changes deemed in the national interest can be waved through without an official vote by MPs, The Guardian reported.
Sir Keir Starmer (Photo: Christopher Furlong/Getty)Meanwhile, the Government has announced that it will clean up school menus by banning high-sugar and deep-fried food from being served to children.
And Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch has urged the Government to discuss their decision to remove the Chagos deal from the upcoming King’s speech in May.
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