– A new policy paper was produced by the Prime Minister’s Office – Our approach to the Future Relationship with the EU
– An independent report was published – An inspection of the EU Settlement Scheme (April 2019 to August 2019)
– The House of Commons Library produced new research briefings – EU Settlement Scheme; Brexit and state pensions
– A new blog post was published on the Office for National Statistics blog – Study the biggest driver of migration to the UK, but overall levels remain stable
– A new monitoring report was published by the Senedd Research (National Assembly of Wales) – Negotiations on the UK’s withdrawal from the EU
– A new briefing was produced by the Scottish Parliament’s Information Centre – EU-UK future relationship negotiations issue 1- February 2020
– The Council of the European Union adopted a decision authorising the opening of negotiations for a new partnership with the UK. More information can be found here, including Negotiating directives.
– New documents were published on the European Commission website – Terms of Reference on the UK-EU Future Relationship negotiations; Agenda of the first round of UK-EU Future Relationship negotiations – 02-05 March 2020
– A new article was posted on the Law Society website – Brexit transition period: citizens’ rights
– A new podcast was made available on the Allen & Overy website – Brexit Podcast: The post 31 January 2020 world — what does the future look like for funds and asset managers?
– New articles were published on the Free Movement blog, including the following – Independent review of EU Settlement Scheme released; Adult step-children of EU citizens don’t qualify for family member residence cards
– A new article was published on the UCL Brexit blog –Brexit: can regulatory autonomy and level playing field be reconciled?
– A new article was published on the Bingham Centre of the Rule of Law website – Tom Caygill and Jack Simson Caird: Constitutional Groundhog Day: The Post-legislative Review and Repeal of the Fixed-term Parliaments Act 2011
– A new post was published on the European law blog – The Fundamental Rights Agency as the conscience of the EU: Is there a role for it in the UK-EU post-Brexit trade negotiations?
– New articles were published on the EU Law Analysis blog – Negotiating the future relationship between the UK and EU: the EU negotiating mandate; Justice and Home Affairs in the future UK/EU relationship: analysis of the negotiation positions
– New articles were published on the LSE blog on Brexit, including the following – The proposed immigration system will inflict untold damage; Is this a return to no deal? Probably not – but there will be losers
– New articles were published on the UK in a Changing Europe website – The Welsh Government and Johnson’s Brexit; Six key messages on the UK’s negotiating position; Is the gulf between the UK and the EU unbridgeable?; Implementing the UK’s new relationship will be a major preoccupation in 2020 and beyond; Collaboration between UK and EU universities after Brexit; The (dis-)integration of intergovernmental relations
NEW ARTICLES IN THE LIBRARY
– A new Brexit-related article was published in the Law Society Gazette:
Paul McFarlane, Shubha Banerjee, ‘Brexit: A clause for concern in the workplace’ [24 February 2020] LSG 26.
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