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Organization
Conservative Party / Climate Change Select Committee / Department for Business / Innovation & Skills / UK government / Environment Agency / Civil Society / European Commission / European Union / Institute for the Study / /
Person
David Cameron / Richard Leese / George Osborne / Kaveh Pourvand / / /
Position
chief economist / Chancellor / Tim Yeo MP / General / Official / Governor / chairman / director of Energy and Climate Change / MPA director / /
scrapped, EIIs such as cement should be exempted from the CCL in line with the corresponding EU ideas for economic growth directive, and the government should determine if it is possible to scale back the 2020 renewables