Governing the new UK-EU relationship and resolving disputes
What dispute settlement mechanisms are in place for the Withdrawal Agreement and the Trade and Cooperation Agreement?

This note on tariffs was prepared in 2019 and is now out of date.
Brexit: trade tariffs if there is no deal (136 KB, PDF)
The information in this note is now out of date.
The Government has published information on UK tariffs which will apply from 1 January 2021 – see DIT website.
If there is a no deal Brexit, the UK will have to implement its own set of tariffs. This short note explains what tariffs are, how they work in the EU, what the Government has announced and the role the House of Commons will play in scrutinising them.
Brexit: trade tariffs if there is no deal (136 KB, PDF)
What dispute settlement mechanisms are in place for the Withdrawal Agreement and the Trade and Cooperation Agreement?
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This paper provides an overview of the governance and dispute settlement provisions of the Trade and Cooperation Agreement. The Agreement establishes a network of committees to oversee its implementation. There is also an arbitration mechanism for disputes between the UK and EU, but with exemptions and variations for different policy areas.