– The Treasury Committee published its report on the Solvency II Directive—a harmonised EU-wide insurance regulatory scheme. One chapter refers to Brexit.
– The Government responded to the report of the EU Home Affairs Sub-Committee on Brexit: the EU data protection package. More information can be found here.
– The House of Commons Library produced a new briefing paper – Brexit: the October negotiations.
– Susie Alegre wrote a post for Doughty Street Chambers blog – Citizenship, Identity and the Quagmire of Brexit Negotiations.
– Colin Yeo highlighted a report on the Free Movement blog – Brexit increasing risk of modern slavery, report reveals.
– Written evidence – EU (Withdrawal) Bill and its implications for human rights and equality in Northern Ireland – was made available on the Queen’s Brexit Resource Guide.
– Stavros Zenios wrote an article for Bruegel – EU borders: walking backwards from Northern Ireland to Cyprus.
– The European Parliamentary Research Service Blog published a list of reports produced by think tanks on Brexit – Latest thinking on Brexit [What Think Tanks are thinking].
NEW ARTICLES IN THE LIBRARY
– A new article was published in the European law review – Jean-Pierre Gauci, Arianne Griffith and Robert McCorquodale, ‘Brexit Financial Disputes and Public International Law’ (October 2017) 42 (5) E.L.Rev. 619–634.
– ‘In the latest NLJ [New law journal] mini-series Nicholas Bevan explains why the ECJ ruling in Farrell 2 opens up hundreds of new claims for accident victims wrongly excluded from cover by defective UK law – Nicholas Bevan, ‘State liability: betwixt & between Brexit (Pt 1)’ (27 October 2017) 167 (7767) NLJ 11–12.
– A new Brexit-related article was published in the November issue of Counsel. It refers to ‘plans to build a state of the art courthouse to promote the UK’s legal and financial services after Brexit’ – Flagship court to boost post-Brexit legal London [November 2017] Counsel 6.
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