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Brexit and trade: implications for Wales

Inquiry

The Welsh Affairs Committee has launched an inquiry that will look into the implications of the UK-EU trade negotiations for Wales.

Having paused this inquiry in April, to focus on COVID-19, the Committee has resumed this inquiry, written evidence submissions will be accepted until the autumn and oral evidence sessions will take place once the House returns from the Summer recess.

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Past events

Thursday 19 November 2020
9:30am Public
Brexit and trade: implications for Wales - Oral evidence 19 November 2020
9:30am
  • Jeremy Miles MS (Minister for EU transition and Counsel General at Welsh Government)
Room 5, Palace of Westminster
Thursday 5 November 2020
8:40am Private
9:30am Public
Brexit and trade: implications for Wales - Oral evidence 5 November 2020
9:30am
  • Rt Hon Greg Hands (Minister of State for Trade Policy at Department of International Trade)
  • Rt Hon Simon Hart (Secretary of State for Wales at Wales Office)
The Wilson Room, Portcullis House
Thursday 8 October 2020
9:30am Public
Brexit and trade: implications for Wales - Oral evidence 8 October 2020
9:30am
  • Professor Peter Wells (Director of the Centre for Automotive Industry Research at Cardiff Business School)
  • Dr Kathryn Ringwald Wildman, Steel industry analyst
  • Dr Richard Greville (Director ABPI Wales Cymru & Distribution Supply Chain at Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry)
Room 5, Palace of Westminster
Thursday 1 October 2020
9:30am Public
Brexit and trade: implications for Wales - Oral evidence 1 October 2020
9:30am
  • Ian Davies (Head of UK Port Authorities at Stena Line)
  • Spencer Birns (Interim CEO at Cardiff Airport)
  • Andrew Harston (Director, Wales and Short Sea Ports at Associated British Ports)
  • Richard Ballantyne (Chief Executive at British Ports Association)
Room 5, Palace of Westminster

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