Cautious welcome for plans to curb red tape

Series: Financial Times ; 7 December 2000, 5(1)Publication details: 2000Subject(s):

Summary: Business leaders gave a cautious welcome to the regulatory reform bill announced in the Queen's Speech. This promises to cut red tape, and will make it easier for parliament to amend or repeal legislation regarded as obsolete or unnecessarily burdensome

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Business leaders gave a cautious welcome to the regulatory reform bill announced in the Queen's Speech. This promises to cut red tape, and will make it easier for parliament to amend or repeal legislation regarded as obsolete or unnecessarily burdensome

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