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Originally Posted by TheDaddy
Wasn't that a massive part in some people's rationales to leave so parliament would be making the decisions and here at the first opportunity we're allowing them to be by passed. Out of the frying pan into the fire potentially.
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So let me get this right.
Rather than a Minister with an oversight committee fast tracking approx 12.000 EU rules, regulations and laws onto the statute books to comply with UK law instead of an EU body or the ECJ being the arbiter you'll be happy.
The alternative is introducing each and every one to parliament for discussion and amendment which will take years.
All the time that takes they will be null and void as we will no longer be members of the EU leaving a very large black hole in our statutes.
The Great Repeal bill has a limited time of application (the opponents don't mention that do they?) and ends on Brexit day whenever that may be.
Any of the rules regulations or laws that have been adapted can be modified by due process in parliament as and when they deem necassary just like any other laws.
So, what is your alternative?