Brexit briefing papers show legal complications of managing a crash-out scenario
To build new port facilities for a surge in checks required on UK imports after a potential no-deal Brexit, the Government will rely on “emergency orders”, exempting construction from normal planning procedures.
The records say that for permanent facilities, regulations will be brought forward to “tailor” requirements and timeframes for environmental impact assessments, and checks under EU rules, to protect birds and habitats. The OPW said it was “fully satisfied there are no environmental issues”.
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