European Union (Withdrawal) Bill
Debate between Lord Inglewood and Lord Liddle
Committee: 3rd sitting (Hansard): House of Lords
Wednesday 28th February 2018
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Wednesday 28th February 2018
(6 years, 8 months ago)
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Lord Liddle
Would my noble friend give way? I want to be helpful to his argument. He refers to Professor Minford and the cost of EU regulation. It is only by making the extreme assumption that all these regulations will be abolished that the tiny number of economic studies that demonstrate some growth benefit from Brexit are able to get to that number. Those studies are quoted very frequently from the Front Bench opposite as examples of the fact that some economists differ from the consensus, but in fact that difference depends on the assumption that we would scrap every single piece of EU social protection.
