Crown Prosecution Service questioned on criminal justice co-operation after Brexit
31 October 2016
The EU Home Affairs Sub-Committee takes evidence from Alison Saunders, Director of Public Prosecutions at the Crown Prosecution Service, on how the UK might co-operate with the EU on police and security matters after the UK leaves the EU.
- Parliament TV: Brexit: future UK-EU police and security co-operation
- Inquiry: Brexit: future EU-UK security and police co-operation
- EU Home Affairs Sub-Committee
Witnesses
Wednesday 2 November, Committee Room 3, Palace of Westminster
At 11:30am
- Alison Saunders, Director of Public Prosecutions, Crown Prosecution Service
Possible Questions
- What are the main priorities the Government may want to pursue in the area of police and security co-operation in the course of negotiations?
- How UK relationships with agencies such as Eurojust may look following departure from the EU?
- What is the practical impact of losing access to EU databases and information exchange systems such as the European Criminal Records Information System and the options or precedents for securing access from outside the EU?
Further Information
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