
Opposition MPs have tabled a series of amendments on the government’s trade bill that seek to protect environmental standards in future international trade deals.
The MPs, including Green MP Caroline Lucas and Labour backbenchers David Lammy and Kate Green, have tabled an amendment would require ministers to commission a sustainability impact assessment before opening new trade negotiations.
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