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Implications of Brexit for the Crown Dependencies inquiry

Inquiry

The Justice Committee finds that the Government has engaged well with the Crown Dependencies over Brexit, but more clarity is needed.

The Government has said the Crown Dependencies formal relationship with the EU will end when the UK ceases to be a member. However, this does not affect the longstanding constitutional relationship between the Crown Dependencies and the UK. The UK Government has no plans to propose any changes to the constitutional relationship

Reports, special reports and government responses

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10th Report - The implications of Brexit for the Crown Dependencies
Inquiry Implications of Brexit for the Crown Dependencies inquiry
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1st Special Report - The implications of Brexit for the Crown Dependencies: Government Response to the Committee's Tenth Report of Session 2016-17
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1st Special Report - The implications of Brexit for the Crown Dependencies: Government Response to the Committee's Tenth Report of Session 2016-17
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Oral evidence transcripts

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22 February 2017
Inquiry Implications of Brexit for the Crown Dependencies inquiry
Witnesses Sir Oliver Heald QC MP, Minister of State for Courts and Justice, and Elaine Cobb, Head of Crown Dependencies Team, Ministry of Justice.
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Written evidence

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Isle of Man Creamery Ltd (IBC0009)
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Jersey Finance Limited (IBC0008)
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Ministry of Justice (IBC0007)
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