I have enjoyed the debate, and I join Roz McCall, Martin Whitfield and others in self-identifying as a bit of a process nerd. I note the concerns expressed in the chamber and elsewhere about a perceived increase in framework legislation. There are similar concerns that the number of framework bills have been increasing in Westminster, with both the Conservative and Labour Governments finding...
I am sorry—I have to stick to time. Of course, it is a worry for all of us that framework legislation might be used in subsequent parliamentary terms to do things that we might not agree with, or even undo work that we have supported, but such is the nature of the democratic process. Certainly, there are concerns in the environmental sector that the so-called Henry VIII powers in...
I understand the question, and Michael Marra raised the same point. I guess that the challenge is, how can we co-design something when we do not yet know what powers we will have? Setting out a process to deal with that is challenging, and we are discussing one approach. The process that the member suggests, which involves doing everything in one go, would definitely be more challenging to do...
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