Retained EU law dashboard and report
This section imposes a duty to report on retained EU law reform. This duty is two-fold. Firstly there is a duty to update the retained EU law dashboard. The second duty is to publish and lay before Parliament a report on the revocation and reform of retained EU law at set intervals.
	The retained EU law dashboard is the database of retained EU law maintained and made publicly available by the Secretary of State. It is an interactive list of retained EU laws. Since its launch, the public has been invited to explore this catalogue of retained EU law. The dashboard allows the public to explore what retained EU law there is and to see when it has been revoked or repealed or updated. The duty to update the dashboard in this Act ensures public scrutiny of the REUL reform programme.
	The second duty in the Act is a duty to publish and lay before Parliament a report on the revocation and reform of retained EU law. Each report must:
summarise data on the retained EU law dashboard,
set out progress made in revoking and reforming retained EU law during the relevant reporting period, and
detail the Government’s plans for revocation and reform of retained EU law in future reporting periods, including a list of provisions of retained EU law which His Majesty’s Government intends to revoke or reform.
	This duty ensures that Parliament is adequately informed of the actions taken by the Government, and their future plans to revoke or reform retained EU law.