United Kingdom · Motion · Early Day Motion
EDM 414
RENEGOTIATION OF THE FOOD SUPPLEMENTS DIRECTIVE
Introduced
16 December 2004
Last action
16 December 2004 · Early Day Motion
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Sponsors
Chris Grayling
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16 December 2004
Summary
That this House regrets the passing of the Food Supplements Regulations (England) 2003; mandates the Government to use the UK Presidency to renegotiate the Food Supplements Directive with the European Union; and indicates a willingness to repeal the regulations if the renegotiation does not reach a satisfactory compromise to protect the interests of consumers and manufacturers in the United Kingdom.
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16 December 2004
Early Day Motion
That this House regrets the passing of the Food Supplements Regulations (England) 2003; mandates the Government to use the UK Presidency to renegotiate the Food Supplements Directive with the European Union; and indicates a willingness to repeal the regulations if the renegotiation does not reach a satisfactory compromise to protect the interests of consumers and manufacturers in the United Kingdom.
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- Chris Grayling · Conservative · Primary sponsor
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- Official source: https://edm.parliament.uk/early-day-motions/26943
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- uk · edm-26943 · source updated 16 December 2004