Red Tape Initiative - Revision history

Melissa Jones: /* Brexit lobbying */ typos code fix

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Brexit lobbying: typos code fix

Melissa Jones: /* Brexit lobbying */

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Brexit lobbying

Tamasin Cave: /* Contacts */

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Contacts

Tamasin Cave: /* Legal panel */

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Legal panel

Tamasin Cave: /* Legal panel */

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Legal panel

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Legal panel

Tamasin Cave: /* Activity */

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Activity

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Tamasin Cave: /* Relationship with Brexit */

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Relationship with Brexit

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 ==Brexit lobbying==
-{{Template:Brexit badge}}Letwin says the project will play role between the Great Repeal Bill (that will “repatriate” EU law to this country), and the negotiations required to create new trading terms with the remaining 27 member states.
+{{Template:Brexit badge}}Letwin says the project will play a role between the Great Repeal Bill (that will “repatriate” EU law to this country), and the negotiations required to create new trading terms with the remaining 27 member states.
-According to Letwin, RTI is interested in identifying “quick win” burden removals that affect the UK, but are unlikely to be affected by trade negotiations. RTI's director [[Nick Tyrone]] added that the Initiative would recommend “things that are too small and technical to be taken into account by the wider Brexit negotiation,” he said, but which “could save millions of pounds to the public purse. Sometimes it could just be a case of taking out three words.”ref>[https://www.politico.eu/article/the-other-uk-brexit-department/ The other UK Brexit department], Politico, July 12, 2016</ref>
+According to Letwin, RTI is interested in identifying “quick win” burden removals that affect the UK, but are unlikely to be affected by trade negotiations. RTI's director [[Nick Tyrone]] added that the Initiative would recommend “things that are too small and technical to be taken into account by the wider Brexit negotiation,” he said, but which “could save millions of pounds to the public purse. Sometimes it could just be a case of taking out three words.<ref>[https://www.politico.eu/article/the-other-uk-brexit-department/ The other UK Brexit department], Politico, July 12, 2016</ref>
 “The aim is to get things prepared, perhaps in time for the commencement of the Brexit negotiations, and the introduction of the Great Reform Bill,” Letwin said. “This will be about things that could be changed quite quickly after that."<ref>[https://www.civilserviceworld.com/articles/news/letwin-reveals-details-brexit-focused-initiative-cut-red-tape Letwin reveals details of Brexit-focused initiative to cut red tape], Civil Service World, 24 April 2017</ref>

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 ==Brexit lobbying==
-Letwin says the project will play role between the Great Repeal Bill (that will “repatriate” EU law to this country), and the negotiations required to create new trading terms with the remaining 27 member states.
+{{Template:Brexit badge}}Letwin says the project will play role between the Great Repeal Bill (that will “repatriate” EU law to this country), and the negotiations required to create new trading terms with the remaining 27 member states.
 According to Letwin, RTI is interested in identifying “quick win” burden removals that affect the UK, but are unlikely to be affected by trade negotiations. RTI's director [[Nick Tyrone]] added that the Initiative would recommend “things that are too small and technical to be taken into account by the wider Brexit negotiation,” he said, but which “could save millions of pounds to the public purse. Sometimes it could just be a case of taking out three words.”ref>[https://www.politico.eu/article/the-other-uk-brexit-department/ The other UK Brexit department], Politico, July 12, 2016</ref>

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 ==Contacts==
-Website:https://redtapeinitiative.org.uk
+:Website:https://redtapeinitiative.org.uk
-Address: 76 Vincent Square, London, SW1P 2PD
+:Address: 76 Vincent Square, London, SW1P 2PD
 ==Notes==

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 *[[Edward Garnier]]
 *[[Jonathan Fisher]]
-*[[James Dallas]], partner at international law firm [[Dentons]], which in early 2017 created a gloabl network of public affairs firms, called [[Nextlaw Global Public Affairs Network]], which is helping clients 'navigate complex public policy issues', such as 'post-Brexit Europe'.
+*[[James Dallas]], partner at international law firm [[Dentons]], which in early 2017 created a gloabl network of public affairs firms, called [[Nextlaw Global Public Affairs Network]] to help clients 'navigate complex public policy issues', such as 'post-Brexit Europe'.
 *[[Jeremy Cape]], works for law firm [[Squire Patton Boggs]] and is a member of its Brexit team. Writing on the firm's blog, Cape states that [[Oliver Letwin]] 'has stated that the RTI is keen to hear from chief executives of companies big and small'. He then invites people to contact a member of [[Squire Patton Boggs]]' Brexit team 'if you wish to discuss UK deregulation or any other aspect of Brexit'.<ref>[https://www.brexitlegal.com/2017/04/rolling-back-red-tape-in-the-uk/?utm_content=buffere2f89&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer Rolling Back Red Tape in the UK], SPB website, 27 April 2017</ref>

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 *[[Jonathan Fisher]]
 *[[James Dallas]], partner at international law firm [[Dentons]], which in early 2017 created a gloabl network of public affairs firms, called [[Nextlaw Global Public Affairs Network]], which is helping clients 'navigate complex public policy issues', such as 'post-Brexit Europe'.
-*[[Jeremy Cape]], works for law firm [[Squire Patton Boggs]] and is a member of its Brexit team. Writing on the firm's blog, Cape states that [[Oliver Letwin]] 'has stated that the RTI is keen to hear from chief executives of companies big and small'. He then invites people to contact a member of [[Squire Patton Bogg]]'s Brexit team 'if you wish to discuss UK deregulation or any other aspect of Brexit'.<ref>[https://www.brexitlegal.com/2017/04/rolling-back-red-tape-in-the-uk/?utm_content=buffere2f89&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer Rolling Back Red Tape in the UK], SPB website, 27 April 2017</ref>
+*[[Jeremy Cape]], works for law firm [[Squire Patton Boggs]] and is a member of its Brexit team. Writing on the firm's blog, Cape states that [[Oliver Letwin]] 'has stated that the RTI is keen to hear from chief executives of companies big and small'. He then invites people to contact a member of [[Squire Patton Boggs]]' Brexit team 'if you wish to discuss UK deregulation or any other aspect of Brexit'.<ref>[https://www.brexitlegal.com/2017/04/rolling-back-red-tape-in-the-uk/?utm_content=buffere2f89&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer Rolling Back Red Tape in the UK], SPB website, 27 April 2017</ref>
 ==Contacts==

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 Beginning in April 2017, the initiative says it plans to launch around 10 sector-based inquiries. These inquiries will 'seek views on what EU constraints could be jettisoned in the interests of boosting productivity'.<ref>[https://www.civilserviceworld.com/articles/news/letwin-reveals-details-brexit-focused-initiative-cut-red-tape Letwin reveals details of Brexit-focused initiative to cut red tape], Civil Service World, 24 April 2017</ref>
-The plan is that senior figures from a sector are brought together, with the help of business lobby groups like the [[CBI]], [[British Chambers of Commerce]], [[Institute of Directors]] and otehrs like the [[TUC]]. These sector experts will then draw up a 'wish list of regulatory and legislative changes after Brexit'. These are then sent to the Initiative's legal team (working pro bono), before making their way to a cross-party political advisory panel where hopefully a consensus can be reached on the merits of the proposals.<ref>[https://www.politico.eu/article/the-other-uk-brexit-department/ The other UK Brexit department], Politico, July 12, 2016</ref>
+The plan is that senior figures from a sector are brought together, with the help of business lobby groups like the [[CBI]], [[British Chambers of Commerce]], [[Institute of Directors]] and others like the [[TUC]]. These sector experts will then draw up a 'wish list of regulatory and legislative changes after Brexit'. These are then sent to the Initiative's legal team (working pro bono), before making their way to a cross-party political advisory panel where hopefully a consensus can be reached on the merits of the proposals.<ref>[https://www.politico.eu/article/the-other-uk-brexit-department/ The other UK Brexit department], Politico, July 12, 2016</ref>
 The first sectors to be looked at are:<ref>[https://www.civilserviceworld.com/articles/news/letwin-reveals-details-brexit-focused-initiative-cut-red-tape Letwin reveals details of Brexit-focused initiative to cut red tape], Civil Service World, 24 April 2017</ref>

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 *training and apprenticeships.
-==Relationship with Brexit==
+==Brexit lobbying==
-Letwin says the project will play role between the Great Repeal Bill (that will “repatriate” EU law to this country), and the negotiations required to create new trading terms with the remaining 27 member states. According to Letwin, it is interested in identifying “quick win” burden removals that affect the UK, but are unlikely to be affected by trade negotiations.
+Letwin says the project will play role between the Great Repeal Bill (that will “repatriate” EU law to this country), and the negotiations required to create new trading terms with the remaining 27 member states.
 “The aim is to get things prepared, perhaps in time for the commencement of the Brexit negotiations, and the introduction of the Great Reform Bill,” Letwin said. “This will be about things that could be changed quite quickly after that."<ref>[https://www.civilserviceworld.com/articles/news/letwin-reveals-details-brexit-focused-initiative-cut-red-tape Letwin reveals details of Brexit-focused initiative to cut red tape], Civil Service World, 24 April 2017</ref>
 Business secretary [[Greg Clark]] had written to the initiative, offering the cooperation of staff at the [[Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy]].