As always, my hon. Friend makes a critical point. The issue is this. The Government have put a line in the sand, which is that anything that is to go on our crops must pass the test of rigorous academic and expert scrutiny. That applies to neonicotinoids, so it must apply to anything that comes next. Nothing should go on our crops unless it can be shown to be safe. That must be the rule of thumb that we apply.
UK Bee Population
Proceeding contribution from
Alex Chalk
(Conservative)
in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 14 November 2017.
It occurred during Debate on UK Bee Population.
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2017-19
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