Rees-Mogg ridicules Labour for slavish acceptance of EU laws, desire of living under Brussels yoke

The British government has invited people to use a new website to identify EU laws they wish to scrap, in a move that would deliver a “crucial boost to productivity” but which critics dismissed as a Brexiter “vanity exercise”.
Jacob Rees-Mogg unveiled the online “dashboard” in parliament, which lists 2,400 pieces of “retained EU law” that have been transferred to the UK statute book. The Brexit opportunities minister then invited members of the public to say which pieces they wanted to repeal.
Stephen Doughty, the shadow Europe minister, said the scheme was a Brexiter “vanity project” and a “make-work scheme” for Whitehall officials and government departments charged with delivering quarterly progress reports. But Brexit Minister Rees-Mogg replied to the socialist criticism.
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