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Agriculture and animal welfare after Brexit
Sustain member the Wildlife and Countryside Link host the next seminar in their series on Brexit.
Seminar hosted by Leigh Day, Wildlife & Countryside Link and ALAW
2-4.30pm, Monday 19th November 2018
at Priory House, 25 St. John’s Lane, London EC1M 4LB
Chair’s Introduction
Carol Day, Consultant Solicitor, Leigh Day
The Agriculture Bill: Will it secure a Green Brexit?
Thomas Lancaster, Principal Policy Officer for Agriculture at the RSPB and Vice-Chair of the Agriculture Working Group, Wildlife & Countryside Link
The future of the EU nature conservation measures and legal measures to deliver public money for public good
Colin T Reid, Professor of Environmental Law, School of Social Sciences, University of Dundee
The environmental and animal welfare implications for procurement
Alan Bates, Barrister at Monckton Chambers and Legal & Policy Director of the UK Centre for Animal Law (ALAW)
High Ambitions and Harsh Realities – Animal Welfare, Brexit and Free Trade Agreements
Iyan Offor – PhD Researcher (University of Strathclyde Centre for Environmental Law & Governance) and Associate Researcher (Eurogroup for Animals)
Chair’s summing up
Paula Sparks, Barrister and Chair of the UK Centre for Animal Law (ALAW)
Book your place here.
Published Thursday 18 October 2018
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