Environment Act: What happens next with the OEP now the act has passed into law?

The passing of the Environment Act provides the legal basis for the creation of the new green watchdog, the Office for Environmental Protection (OEP). But what happens next, when will it become a formal legal entity, and how will complaints be dealt with?

by Tess Colley
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