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Recommendation 26

26 Accepted

Implement domestic climate leadership opportunities outlined in Climate Change Committee's 2024 Briefing Note.

Recommendation
This Committee urges the Government to implement the next steps on domestic opportunities for climate leadership outlined in the Climate Change Committee’s January 2024 Briefing Note. (Paragraph 80) The UK Small Island Developing States Strategy 45
Government response summary AI-generated
The government accepts the recommendation to implement the Climate Change Committee's advice, stating it will deliver an updated plan with full policy detail for net zero by 2037 and provide further details to the UN by February and lay them before Parliament.
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Government Response Accepted
HM Government · verbatim extract Accepted
Agree 30. The Government values the important role the Climate Change Committee plays as our independent advisor on climate change. The Government pays close attention to the advice of the Climate Change Committee and is leading an increase in climate ambition from the UK domestically which will enhance our climate leadership. 31. The Government is committed to taking urgent action to achieve our targets, as the CCC recommend in their 2024 Progress Report. The net zero transition will not only be the economic opportunity of the century, but it will also support the creation of hundreds of thousands of good jobs across the UK, protect our economy from future price shocks that reliance on fossil fuels create, while delivering a range of social and health benefits. 32. That is why making Britain a clean energy superpower is one of the five missions of this Government - delivering clean power by 2030 and accelerating to net zero across the economy. The Government will deliver an updated plan in due course out to the end of carbon budget 6 in 2037 with full detail of policy packages for all the sectors.
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