If you don't think a UK government's laws improve your lot , then you can vote for another potential government. When in the EU, if you didn't think their laws improved your lot, you could do nothing about it. Also, it is of course nonsense to say that US and EU law governs us as much as UK laws.

I didn’t say as much as uk laws. I said they are still just as influential on us as they were before we ‘took back control’.

European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018.

Thank you, you make my point perfectly

We had the ability from 2018 to prepare our own laws. Since then, nada, zilch, beggar all. A fantastic Brexit benefit don't you think. Leaving the EU was not a benefit in and of itself, you then had to make some hay, or at least prepare to make hay or - well - do anything. Not only are we struggling to make hay, you just try importing any.

Still you can join CP in any EU Country you desire, they are obviously a better option, as you do nothing but “slag off” the UK

Clearly it has not (yet???) improved our lot. It was simply an enabling law.

If Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Act is the best you can do, you may want to take note that we didn't actually leave the EU until 11pm GMT 31 January 2020. So that Act was passed when we were still in the EU and certainly wasn't a Brexit benefit. It was actually passed to allow us to do what we already were able to do when in the EU, apply sanctions once we had left. It was only an enabling Act, again it had no content per se but was passed so that we could then pass further laws.

The most amusing thing is that the UK transposed the 5th Anti-Money Laundering Directive into UK law and the government has not announced any proposals to deviate from those requirements. All it really did was change the definition of a “third country” to a country outside the UK, as opposed to outside the European Economic Area (EEA).