MPs To Propose Sunday Trading Reform To The Church Of England

The video discusses the potential impact of relaxing Sunday trading laws for large retailers, which could boost their financial performance. However, the Church of England raises concerns about the erosion of shared leisure time. Local authorities may have the power to zone areas for extended hours, potentially benefiting high streets. Consumers express mixed feelings, with some appreciating the flexibility, while others prefer traditional shopping days. Small retailers fear losing business to larger competitors, and the consultation process may favor big businesses.

What is one potential benefit mentioned for large retailers if Sunday trading laws are relaxed?

• A boost in financial performance

• Increased competition from smaller stores

• Decreased customer satisfaction

• More shared leisure time for families

According to the Church of England, what is a possible consequence of more Sunday shopping?

• Increased shared leisure time

• More business for garden centers

• Improved financial health of small businesses

• Erosion of shared leisure time

What role do local authorities have in the context of Sunday trading laws?

• They can decide which areas benefit from longer hours

• They can close all shops on Sundays

• They can enforce stricter laws on all retailers

• They can provide financial aid to small businesses

What is a concern for smaller retailers if Sunday trading laws are relaxed?

• They will have to open on Saturdays

• They might lose business to larger stores

• They will have to lower their prices

• They will have to hire more staff

What is the duration of the consultation process for the changes in Sunday trading laws?

• Six weeks

• Four weeks

• Two weeks

• Eight weeks