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Reading list of UK and devolved Parliament and Assembly publications on the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union and UK-EU future relations (732 KB, PDF)
This reading list is a compilation of briefings on the UK’s withdrawal from the EU and future UK-EU relations by the Commons and Lords libraries, by the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology and by devolved Parliament and Assembly research services, together with reports by Commons and Lords committees and devolved Parliament and Assembly committees.
This reading list is a follow-up to the previous compilation Brexit: a reading list of post-EU Referendum publications by the UK Parliament and the Devolved Assemblies.
Section 1 covers publications produced since the UK’s withdrawal from the EU on 31 January 2020. These mainly relate to the implications of UK withdrawal from the EU, the UK’s new status outside the EU, and future relations between the UK and the EU.
Section 2 covers publications on the UK-EU Withdrawal Agreement and accompanying Political Declaration, and on UK legislation to implement the Withdrawal Agreement (the EU (Withdrawal Agreement) Act 2020). This includes publications both before and after the UK’s withdrawal from the EU on 31 January 2020 where the principal focus is on analysing these texts and their implications. This section excludes publications listed in Section 1. This list is not exhaustive and other publications prior to 31 January which discuss the implications of UK withdrawal from the EU can be found in the previous compilation Brexit: a reading list of post-EU Referendum publications by the UK Parliament and the Devolved Assemblies.
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Reading list of UK and devolved Parliament and Assembly publications on the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union and UK-EU future relations (732 KB, PDF)
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