Committees

Senior lawyer and former judge questioned on enforcement and dispute resolution post-Brexit

20 March 2018

The EU Justice Sub-Committee meets a QC and former judge to discuss options for the UK's legal interactions with the EU post-Brexit.

Witnesses

Tuesday 20 March in Committee Room 3, Palace of Westminster

At 10.45am

  • Mr Martin Howe QC, 8 New Square Chambers
  • Sir Richard Aikens, former Court of Appeal judge, Brick Court Chambers

Topics for discussion

  • Potential alternatives to the CJEU after the UK leaves the EU
  • Whether "docking" with the EFTA court is a practical option
  • Whether that the UK could use different models of enforcement and dispute resolution to deal with different areas of law e.g. trade, citizens' rights, and justice and home affairs
  • Issues for maintaining cooperation on family law and on the European Arrest Warrant.

Further information

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