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US tariffs on EU goods: What could it mean for Northern Ireland?

Monday, 10 March, 2025

If the US applies further tariffs on EU imports, potential EU retaliation could lead to increased consumer costs in Northern Ireland.

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  • Economy and business
  • EU law and treaties
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US tariffs on EU goods: What could it mean for Northern Ireland?

Assimilated law reform: Moving towards alignment?

Tuesday, 04 February, 2025

The government says it revoked or reformed 40 pieces of assimilated law (derived from EU law) between June and December 2024.

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  • EU law and treaties
  • Government
  • The EU
Assimilated law reform: Moving towards alignment?

The Stormont Brake in action

Tuesday, 28 January, 2025

Northern Ireland's MLAs can ask the UK Government to use the ‘Stormont Brake’, to stop a change in EU law from applying in Northern Ireland.

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The Stormont Brake in action
  • Research Briefing

    A shift in approach? Assimilated law reform and the change of government

    Friday, 15 November, 2024

    The Labour government's approach to reform of legacy EU laws is different from that of its Conservative predecessor. This briefing tracks changes in assimilated law in the first half of 2024 and looks at the future direction of reform following the General Election.

    • Research Briefing
    • EU law and treaties
    • Government
    • Parliament
  • Research Briefing

    Treaty-making and parliamentary scrutiny: recent developments

    Wednesday, 23 October, 2024

    Parliament has a role in scrutinising the UK Government's treaty-making. This paper explores recent calls for Parliament's role to be expanded.

    • Research Briefing
    • EU law and treaties
    • House of Commons
    • International law
    • Parliament
  • Research Briefing

    The UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement: Review clauses

    Wednesday, 10 July, 2024

    The agreement includes a set of review dates and transitional periods. It provides for reviews of implementation every five years, with the first due in 2026.

    • Research Briefing
    • EU law and treaties
    • Europe
    • The EU
  • Research Briefing

    The end of REUL? Progress in reforming retained EU law

    Friday, 02 February, 2024

    The UK Government has a programme to reform laws and policies previously governed by EU law. This briefing explains what progress has been made to revoke and reform that legacy law so far.

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    • EU law and treaties
    • Government
    • Parliament
  • Insight

    What powers do ministers have to reform retained EU laws?

    Tuesday, 19 December, 2023

    Government ministers have so far made, or intend to lay in Parliament, 20 statutory instruments that rely on powers in the Retained EU Law Act 2023.

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    • EU law and treaties
    • The EU
  • Insight

    Which retained EU laws will be revoked at the end of 2023?

    Thursday, 30 November, 2023

    Nearly 600 pieces of EU-derived legislation will be revoked at the end of 2023. The power to save laws from being revoked expired in October.

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    • EU law and treaties
    • Europe

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