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Consultation on revised charges for the National Residues Control Programme
The National Residues Control Programme (NRCP) is a statutory annual surveillance programme in England, Scotland, and Wales to sample and test food animal products, for residues of veterinary medicines and prohibited substances before they enter the food chain . This helps to protect human health and provides assurances about food safety and standards. The programme is a component of the United Kingdom Multi-Annual National Control Plan (UK MANCP) which is the framework of official... MoreCloses 19 January 2026 -
Implementation of Part IV of the BBNJ Agreement
Calling for evidence on potential activities taking place in the high seas and seeking views on proposed amendments to the marine licensing regime under the Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 (MCAA) and the Marine (Scotland) Act 2010 (MSA) to implement Part IV of the Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ) Agreement on environmental impact assessments (EIA). This consultation also includes the Scottish Government’s proposals to implement Part IV of the BBNJ... MoreCloses 19 December 2025 -
F gas Regulation in Great Britain: Reform of the HFC phasedown
This consultation focuses on specific proposals for HFC phasedown reform. We propose changing the HFC phasedown in the F gas Regulation by adjusting the existing schedule (which is set out in Annex 5 of the F gas Regulation) from 2027 and adding further steps from 2030 until 2050. Those adjustments would mean revising the end target of the phasedown – i.e. replacing the 79% reduction by 2030 target with a 98.6% reduction by 2048 target. The proposal in this consultation... MoreCloses 17 December 2025 -
Review of Water Efficiency Standards in the Building Regulations 2010
The government is committed to creating environmental headroom for growth. A failure to implement water demand management measures in response to water scarcity could result in over 61,000 houses not being built costing the economy £25 billion this parliamentary term. Increasing the water efficiency of housing offers opportunities to reduce the risk of planning constraints on new developments due to water scarcity risks. As well as enabling homes to be water efficient as part... MoreCloses 16 December 2025
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