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Key Takeaways from the Queen’s Speech 2022

An overview of the UK government’s legislative agenda for the coming year.

The Queen’s Speech 2022 outlined the UK government’s legislative priorities for the year, featuring a mix of new proposals, long-standing pledges, and ongoing bills. Among the key proposals are six bills designed to strengthen the UK’s post-Brexit competitiveness, such as the Brexit freedoms bill, which would facilitate the removal of EU rules, and the procurement, financial services, data reform, genetic technology, and trade bills. These bills aim to adapt to the post-Brexit landscape and cement the government’s achievements, particularly the successful completion of the UK’s EU departure. The speech also highlights efforts to liberalize trade and bolster regulatory frameworks, with a specific focus on post-Brexit trade deals, especially with Australia and New Zealand.

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