CHANGES proposed in the Retained EU Law Bill could be a “potential death sentence” for Scottish agriculture, the SNP have warned.
In the midst of a debate in the House of Commons, SNP MPs hit out at the limitations of the bill on Scottish agriculture.
SNP MP Brendan O’Hara said: “There is a genuine fear that this Retained EU Law Bill and the power that is conferred upon this place is a potential death sentence for the Scottish agricultural sector.”
