Since the plan seems to be adopt all the disappearing EU law into UK law as a job lot as a starting point to begin with, and then work out the details later, you can probably guess the likelihood of that ;-)
Since the plan seems to be adopt all the disappearing EU law into UK law as a job lot as a starting point to begin with, and then work out the details later, you can probably guess the likelihood of that ;-)
In fact its quite high. The world is divi9ded into a few people who are making money out of selling innefective alternatives, and few more whose income has dropped radically because the alternatives don't work, and the vast majority who neither know nor care, as they live in little boxes in suburbia.
Any government would balance the lower cost of locally produced food against an agrochemical lobby.
With Green being about as popular as a wet fart, its unlikely anyone would go along with it on THOSE grounds, and I suspect the bill would, if introduced, pass without a murmur.
Once bureaucrats get the idea their jobs are secure if they are looking for laws to REPEAL, they get repealed.
Simples!
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