On our way out

[Mrblobby]

Brexit Secretary signs order to scrap 1972 Brussels Act - ending all EU law in the UK

The 1972 Act is the vehicle that sees regulations flow into UK law directly from the EU’s lawmaking bodies in Brussels.

The announcement of the Act’s repeal marks a historic step in returning lawmaking powers from Brussels to the UK. We are taking back control of our laws, as the public voted for in 2016.

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/brex ... ent=weekly

[Dominic]

Specifically which laws will you be glad to see the back of?

[Jimgward]

[media] https://youtu.be/tBJ2dLVBch4[/media]

[Jimgym]

I didn't realise the OP had said he wanted new nicer laws? I thought, (although I could have misread his few sentences) that he was merely alerting us to the fact that the Act had been scrapped. Something Theresa May was loathe to do it would seem. Perhaps Mr. Blobby you could enlighten us all, thus saving some people from making assumptions.

[PhotoLady]

Do we still have any laws of our own to take back control of?

[Mrblobby]

All I did was cut and paste a few lines from the link , so people could decide if they wanted to read more , not my words . Sorry for any confusion.

[Dominic]

So you don't actually have an opinion on it yourself?