House of Commons · General Debate
10 November 2020 · 2 other contributors
Opened by Rachel Maclean Con Wythenshawe and Sale West
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Rachel Maclean raised concerns about exiting the european union (merchant shipping) in the House of Commons. Other MPs contributed to the debate.
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Opened the debate
Proposes the approval of regulations to ensure compliance with environmental standards and safety requirements for ship recycling, particularly in relation to Northern Ireland's unique position under the Northern Ireland protocol. The regulations amend previous laws to incorporate necessary changes due to Brexit.
Supports the regulations but raises concerns about potential conflicts between UK and EU lists of ship recycling facilities in Northern Ireland. Criticises the Government's handling of Brexit negotiations, particularly the row with the European Union over the internal market Bill.
Highlights the potential regulatory de-alignment for Scotland and expresses concerns about environmental standards in ship dismantling. Emphasises the need to protect Scotland from becoming a dumping ground or under-regulated chop shop for nuclear programmes.