Having left the EU, the government is setting up for an independent UK state aid or ‘subsidy control’ regime, based on WTO rules. This briefing sets out the background of the new approach and the negotiations on state aid with the EU.
Documents to download
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Brexit reading list: negotiations and future relations (730 KB, PDF)
In the referendum on 23 June 2016, a majority of the UK electorate voted to leave the EU.
UK withdrawal from the EU – usually described as ‘Brexit’ – has been the subject of a great deal of comment in books, journal articles, press reports and blogs.
This paper provides links to a selection of analysis and comment on:
- the exit negotiations, including dispute resolution, Northern Ireland and citizens’ rights
- the UK’s future relationship with the EU, including the possibilities of a ‘deal or no deal’ scenario, and the impact of Brexit on the rest of the EU
This paper will be updated periodically.
Documents to download
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Brexit reading list: negotiations and future relations (730 KB, PDF)
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The Dublin III Regulation enables the UK to return some asylum seekers to EU Member States without considering their asylum claims. It also provides a legal route for reuniting separated asylum-seeking family members. The Regulation will no longer apply in the UK from the end of this year.
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This is a reading list of publications on the UK’s withdrawal from the EU and future UK-EU relations from library, research services and committees of the UK and devolved parliaments and assemblies.
