Hooper wants DEFA minister to make a statement in Keys
An MHK wants to know what will be done to monitor and maintain food
standards following Brexit.
Lawrie Hooper will ask the environment, food and agriculture minister to make a statement on the matter in the House of Keys on Tuesday.
Mr Hooper says he doesn't envisage any issues, but is seeking a little reassurance:
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