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CTSI queries consumer protection representation on the Commission
Posted 18 November 2021 | JoTS Online
Content Tags: Analysis|Legal and Policy|National
ANALYSIS: CTSI welcomes the new Trade and Agriculture Commission but argues it lacks sufficient consumer protection expertise. The Institute sets out why stronger regulatory representation is needed to ensure future trade agreements maintain high standards for consumers and businesses.
CTSI has said it views the creation of the UK Government's Trade and Agriculture Commission as a little like a 'curate's egg' - good in parts.
International Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan recently launched a new strengthened Trade and Agriculture Commission (TAC) as part of the Government's response to the previous Commission's recommendations. The launch sta...
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