Member

The regulations before the House are a practical and necessary set of amendments. They prevent disruption to critical biocidal products that safeguard public health; they reduce unnecessary burdens on businesses while keeping protections in place; they enable the regulator to focus its resources on the hazards that matter most to Great Britain; and they strengthen the coherence, efficiency and future readiness of our chemicals regulatory system. These reforms maintain protection to human and animal health and the environment while making the regulatory process more efficient. They deliver a proportionate regulatory environment aligned to the needs of Great Britain. I urge the House to support them, and I beg to move.