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UK public law weekly briefing: Brexit SIs, Rwanda Treaty scrutiny, NI electoral changes, sanctions and human rights case-law, security measures, subsidy control, and COVID-19 Inquiry - 18 January 2024

Published on: 18 January 2024

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Brexit headlines

ESC releases first Special Report of Session 2023–2024. The European Scrutiny Committee (ESC) has issued its opening Special Report for Session 2023–2024, setting out the government’s reply to the ESC’s 23rd Report of Session 2022–2023, arising from its inquiry into UK representation to the EU. Regarding publication of UK Mission to the European Union (UKMis) activities and updates on UK–EU relations, the government pointed to the coordinating roles of the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and the Foreign Secretary on UK–EU policy, and the UKMis Communications Team’s use of social media. On seeking coverage for the Overseas Territories (OTs) through an arrangement akin to the Trade and Cooperations Agreement (TCA), the government stated that although the OTs are not party to the TCA, they continue to receive support and facilitation in engaging with the EU. The government noted work on a UK–EU treaty in...

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