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Among the regulations to be watered down will be protections for hedgerows and rules about how businesses dispose of waste, despite Cameron's claims to lead the greenest government ever.

She added: "Decisions will be taken in due course and, as the government has always made clear, if the decision is to legislate for same-sex marriage then there will be protections to ensure that no religious group is compelled to take part in same-sex marriage".

Top of the list will be protection of the financial interests that crashed the British economy, along with the ditching of some of the things most British people actually like about the EU, such as working hours and employment protection, and guaranteed holidays.

"This means there will be fewer protections from the most dangerous chemicals for communities and families".

More ambitious proposals will be for protection far offshore.

One major focus is will be stronger protection for intellectual property.

There will be strong protection of intellectual property and little in the way of paperwork.

We know there will be some protection for short-term accommodation such as hostels and refuges.

And size, as the NatWest deal demonstrates, will be no protection.What prompted this bid was a blunder by NatWest.

It is true that the personal tax allowance is somewhat higher, but that will be flimsy protection against the cuts that are coming.

The greater the efficiency and effectiveness of police forces, the higher will be the protection of the public and their safety".