@EuropeanPowell they are actually not interested in writing replacement laws. They are only interested in increasing the gap between EU regulation, and UK regulation, to make it as difficult as possible to rejoin the EU.
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As the UK parliament is and always has been sovereign, any set of laws that can be enacted can be un-enacted. However, any set of laws that were once enacted will have their texts in the archive and so can just as easily be re-actived by a single act of parliament.
@Paulos_the_fog @EuropeanPowell the law can be changed overnight, certainly, but investment & beneficial ownership transparency, manufacturing methods,  suppliers standards, Food standards etc take a lot longer to work through. And it may be expected that industries suddenly expected to up their game at considerable cost will resist.