Britain's (Pretty Bad) Plan to Delete all EU Law

The video discusses the Retained EU Law Revocation and Reform Bill, which aims to revoke thousands of EU laws retained in UK law post-Brexit. The bill, initiated by the Johnson government, faces criticism for potentially creating legal uncertainty and constitutional issues. It could impact business investment and significant legislation like the Northern Ireland Protocol. The video explores the bill's details, criticisms from devolved assemblies, and the challenges faced by civil servants in reviewing the laws. The future of the bill remains uncertain, depending on political dynamics within the Conservative Party.

What challenges do civil servants face in reviewing the retained EU laws?

What are the potential consequences of legal uncertainty introduced by the bill?

What factors might influence whether the current government will proceed with the bill?