A green Brexit? Removing red tape or increasing environmental protection?
October 13, 2020Free Event: Wednesday, 21 October, 11:00–12:30
Join RSK Biocensus, Landmark Chambers and Walker Morris for a webinar discussion that will examine the forthcoming changes in legislation and policy as the UK prepares to leave the EU on 31 December 2020. ‘A green Brexit? Removing red tape or increasing environmental protection?’, will feature speakers Stephanie Wray of RSK Biocensus, who will provide the practitioner’s view as to how these changes are likely to affect the environment; James Maurici QC, who will look at the potential for Brexit to allow the rolling back of EU environmental law; and Alison Ogley of Walker Morris, who will explore the opportunities for developers and decision makers arising from mandatory biodiversity net gain for developments in England.
Introduction by Chair Stephanie Wray, Managing Director, RSK Biocensus
Brexit and the Environment Bill: An opportunity for the rolling back of EU environmental laws? by James Maurici QC, Barrister, Landmark Chambers
Biodiversity net gain – Current legal issues by Alison Ogley, Partner, Walker Morris
Assessing the impacts of forthcoming legislation and policy changes on the environment by Stephanie Wray, Managing Director, RSK Biocensus
Questions and a discussion will follow.
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