Academics give evidence on Brexit: devolution

• Parliament TV: Brexit: devolution
• Inquiry: Brexit: devolution
• European Union Committee

Witness

Tuesday 21 February in Committee Room 3, Palace of Westminster

At 4.05pm

• Professor Sionaidh Douglas-Scott, co-director at the Centre for law and society in a global context, Queen Mary University of London
• Professor Roger Scully, Professor of Political Science, Cardiff University
• Professor Jonathan Tonge, Professor of Politics, Liverpool University

Topics

• What are the political, economic and legal implications for the devolved nations of the Brexit model the UK Government is pursuing?
• Is it possible for the nations and regions of the UK to have differentiated terms of exit from the EU, or is a consistent approach across the UK the only viable solution?
• Which EU competences should be transferred to the devolved governments after Brexit?
• Are existing mechanisms for interparliamentary dialogue between Westminster and the devolved legislatures sufficient to deal with the challenge of Brexit?

Further information

• About Parliament: Select committees
• Visiting Parliament: Watch committees

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