Europe Minister questioned on terrorism, migration and EU referendum
13 April 2016
The European Union Select Committee takes evidence from the Rt Hon David Lidington MP, Minister for Europe on a variety of issues, including the EU's response to the recent terrorist attacks in Brussels, the effectiveness so far of the EU-Turkey deal on migrants, and how the Government is attempting to make the case for EU membership ahead of the referendum.
- Parliament TV: Minister for Europe evidence session
- European Union Committee
- European Council 17-18 March 2016
Witnesses
Tuesday 19 April in Committee Room 4, Palace of Westminster
At 4.05pm
- Rt Hon David Lidington MP, Minister for Europe
Possible questions
- How is the EU seeking to respond to the Brussels terrorist attacks?
- How effective has the process of returning irregular migrants crossing from Turkey into Greek islands been since it became operational on 20 March?
- Is it true that the Government is blocking moves at EU level to increase tariffs for Chinese steel imports?
- Is the Government articulating "an inclusive and positive vision of the UK's role in a reformed and more flexible EU", as recommended in the Committee's recent report on 'The EU referendum and EU reform'?
Further information
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