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In March 2021 the Government published the Draft Environmental Principles Policy Statement<ref name="Env">[https://consult.defra.gov.uk/environmental-principles/draft-policy-statement/supporting_documents/draftenvironmentalprinciplespolicystatement.pdf/ Draft Environmental Principles Environmental Policy Statement, [[DEFRA]]]</ref> to ensure that environmental principles are used consistently across government to guide policymaking whilst supporting innovation and economic growth. The purpose of these principles is to guide Ministers and policy-makers towards opportunities to prevent environmental damage and enhance the environment, where relevant and appropriate<ref name="Env" />.
In May 2022 the Government published the Draft Environmental Principles Policy Statement<ref name="Env">[https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/environmental-principles-policy-statement/draft-environmental-principles-policy-statement/ Draft Environmental Principles Environmental Policy Statement, [[DEFRA]]]</ref> to ensure that environmental principles are used consistently across government to guide policymaking whilst supporting innovation and economic growth. The purpose of these principles is to guide Ministers and policy-makers towards opportunities to prevent environmental damage and enhance the environment, where relevant and appropriate<ref name="Env" />.


The five '''Principles'''<ref name="Env" /> are:
The five '''Principles'''<ref name="Env" /> are:

Revision as of 14:58, 1 August 2022

In May 2022 the Government published the Draft Environmental Principles Policy Statement[1] to ensure that environmental principles are used consistently across government to guide policymaking whilst supporting innovation and economic growth. The purpose of these principles is to guide Ministers and policy-makers towards opportunities to prevent environmental damage and enhance the environment, where relevant and appropriate[1].

The five Principles[1] are:

  • An integration principle
  • A prevention principle
  • A rectification at source principle
  • The polluter pays principle
  • The precautionary Principle


References