Part 3 General Provisions
Environment Act 2021 (2021 c 30) | Legislation

Part 3 General Provisions

Review

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(1)     The Secretary of State must review the effectiveness of the Part 1 requirements and any Part 2 regulations (“relevant provisionsâ€) in accordance with this paragraph.

(2)     A review must consider in particular—

(a)     the amount of forest being converted to agricultural use for the purposes of producing commodities;

(b)     the impact of the relevant provisions on the amount of forest being converted to agricultural use for the purposes of producing forest risk commodities;

(c)     the impact of the relevant provisions on the use of forest risk commodities, or products derived from forest risk commodities, in UK commercial activities where relevant local laws were not complied with

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