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Government rejects Committee’s calls for increased parliamentary scrutiny of treaties
Government rejects Committee’s calls for increased parliamentary scrutiny of treaties
18 April 2024
Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee calls for all treaties to be approved by a vote in the House of Commons
Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee calls for all treaties to be approved by a vote in the House of Commons
29 January 2024
Committee visits Gibraltar as part of international agreements inquiry
Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee visited Gibraltar on 25-27 April as part of its ongoing inquiries
28 April 2023
How should devolved governments and legislatures be consulted on international treaties?
Ministers from the Scottish and Welsh governments questioned on international Treaties and other international agreements
18 November 2022
Committee visit Norway to compare scrutiny of international agreements
Committee visit Norway to compare scrutiny of international agreements
1 November 2022
Legal experts to be questioned on implementing international treaties in the UK
Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee considers how international treaties should be scrutinised
4 July 2022
International law experts questioned on treaty-making
Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee examines the laws governing treaty-making
17 June 2022
Should Parliament have a role in scrutinising international treaties?
The Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee questions former Foreign Office, House of Lords and House of Commons officials
7 February 2022
Inquiry into post-Brexit scrutiny of international treaties
Committee issues a call for evidence for a new inquiry into the scrutiny of international treaties
26 March 2021
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