The Freedom of Movement of Pets
July 30, 2018
Posted in UK and EU legal framework
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Topic: Uk-and-eu-legal-framework
Subscribe to Uk-and-eu-legal-frameworkDeal or no deal – the EU Commission paper on preparations for no deal
July 27, 2018
Posted in UK and EU legal framework WTO and international trade
The EU Commission has published a communication on preparations in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
EU legislation to be directly applicable during the implementation period
July 24, 2018
Posted in UK and EU legal framework
In a White Paper published today, the government has stated that EU legislation will continue to be directly applicable within the UK during the implementation period.
The UK Government’s Brexit White Paper – a focus on judicial cooperation
July 19, 2018
Posted in UK and EU legal framework Dispute resolution and litigation Enforcement
The UK Government’s Brexit White Paper provides some detail as to the UK’s aspirations for judicial cooperation post-Brexit.
The UK Government’s Brexit White Paper – a focus on trade
July 13, 2018
Posted in UK and EU legal framework WTO and international trade
UK Government agrees Brexit plan
July 09, 2018
Posted in UK and EU legal framework WTO and international trade
In an attempt to end the impasse in Brexit negotiations, in particular, in relation to future customs arrangements, the UK Government has published a statement setting out its proposals for a future EU-UK...
The EU (Withdrawal) Act becomes law
The EU (Withdrawal) Bill has received Royal Assent, the final step in the Parliamentary passage of a bill becoming law.
Government prevails at ping pong: the EU (Withdrawal) Bill passes through Parliament
The EU (Withdrawal) Bill is finally set for Royal Assent.
Crunch time for the EU (Withdrawal) Bill
The EU (Withdrawal) Bill has returned to the House of Commons for its third reading and over two days (12 and 13 June), MPs voted on significant amendments which had been tabled by the House of Lords.
UK’s ‘backstop’ customs plan published
June 07, 2018
Posted in UK and EU legal framework
The UK Government has published its proposal for a ‘backstop’ option regarding temporary future customs arrangements between the EU and the UK.
Brexit: planning for the future as negotiations continue
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