Which is the least useless? I need something for the shed...Apart from the Ebike suggestions I forwarded , I am disappointed that Creosote is not in there . Never has there been so many rotten fences and posts since it was banned for sale to the public in small quantities . Water based preservatives are useless from my experience .
Thereby abominably poisoning everything1. Encourage fracking, shortcut rules on planning consultation via emergency act.
People will just vacuum for longer, so what's the point in restricting power?2. Abolish the EU regulations that restrict vacuum cleaner power to 1400 watts.
What could possibly go wrong? (Apart from every living thing on the planet becoming grey goo)3. Remove precautionary principle restrictions (for instance) on early use of experimental treatments for seriously ill patients and GM crops.
Yes they should be driven with much less skill than presently4. Abolish rules around the size of vans that need an operator's licence.
There's a cargo and people transport revolution right there! Forget that e-scooter idiocy Schapps. About 5kw please...5. Abolish EU limits on electrical power levels of electrically assisted pedal cycles.
Those people will do a far better job knowing less.6. Allow certain medical professionals, such as pharmacists and paramedics, to qualify in three years.
Back to the old days, when everyone was happy.7. Remove requirements for agency workers to have all the attributes of a permanent employee.
I favour 12.08 percent, every little counts.8. Simplify the calculation of holiday pay (eg 12.07 percent of pay) to make it easier for businesses to operate.
Increasing the risk of electrical fires can only help the planet - fewer people.9. Reduce requirements for businesses to conduct fixed wire testing and portable application testing.
Lots of risks in some of those, apart from anything else getting rid of rules draws attention to things people can get away with that they weren't aware of before. E-scooters for example.here is the full list of 9 potential brexit benefits:
1. Encourage fracking, shortcut rules on planning consultation via emergency act.
2. Abolish the EU regulations that restrict vacuum cleaner power to 1400 watts.
3. Remove precautionary principle restrictions (for instance) on early use of experimental treatments for seriously ill patients and GM crops.
4. Abolish rules around the size of vans that need an operator's licence.
5. Abolish EU limits on electrical power levels of electrically assisted pedal cycles.
6. Allow certain medical professionals, such as pharmacists and paramedics, to qualify in three years.
7. Remove requirements for agency workers to have all the attributes of a permanent employee.
8. Simplify the calculation of holiday pay (eg 12.07 percent of pay) to make it easier for businesses to operate.
9. Reduce requirements for businesses to conduct fixed wire testing and portable application testing.
what do you think?
I have been waiting for years to see the proof that GM is better than simple horticultural selection.Guerney said of Woosh's post number 3. Remove precautionary principle restrictions (for instance) on early use of experimental treatments for seriously ill patients and GM crops.
"What could possibly go wrong? (Apart from every living thing on the planet becoming grey goo)"
Sounds good to me, making earth like nearly every other planet, so returning it to astronomical normal from earth's local perversion that is biology.
Monsanto will be lobbying hard. Bloody evil.I have been waiting for years to see the proof that GM is better than simple horticultural selection.
As far as I am aware, GM gives manufacturers the ability to stop farmers propagate the seeds themselves and force them to continue buying the GM seeds from them.
that's the problem with JRM's list.Monsanto will be lobbying hard. Bloody evil.
I doubt it's in any way better, just faster to get to the destination.I have been waiting for years to see the proof that GM is better than simple horticultural selection.
Do you recall ever lobbying for point 5. on that list?that's the problem with JRM's list.
JRM is the minister for unleashing brexit benefits but most of the ideas he came up with smell of lobbyism.
My suggestion for him would be to cut red tape on community solar farms (1MW or less) to deal with the high cost of energy.
Thank you, I'll try Lidl's "Creosote" on my shed... it's a bit late TBH, but after it's applied I'll patch where my foot went through rotting boards. I'll send the castration ring to Boris Johnson.guerney to answer your question I found the Lidl stuff slightly better than the other much touted preservatives . Don`t fall for the CREOCOTE nonsense , it has the smell but not the lasting quality . Creosote use for Amateurs was banned by the EU in 2003 . Farmers/Professionals can purchase it in 25 Litre minimum quantities for £38.10 plus Vat . To prove you are a Farmer you could purchase a Lamb Castrating Ring on the same Order for £8.99 , it might work .
Is that it?here is the full list of 9 potential brexit benefits:
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what do you think?
"Small nuclear reactors produce '35x more waste' than big plants"My suggestion for him would be to cut red tape on community solar farms (1MW or less) to deal with the high cost of energy.