Cross-border co-operation on policing, security and criminal justice after Brexit
Inquiry
The Northern Ireland Affairs Committee has launched an inquiry that will examine post-Brexit cross-border co-operation on policing, security and criminal justice between the UK and Ireland. The new inquiry will examine the implications of Brexit for cross-border criminal activity and will identify barriers to co-operation from January 2021, including if no deal is agreed between the UK and the EU. It will also examine potential replacements for the agreements and access that provided much of the basis for cross-border co-operation.
First Special Report - Cross-border co-operation on policing, security and criminal justice after Brexit Government Response to the Committee’s Fourth Report of Session 2019–21
Inquiry
Cross-border co-operation on policing, security and criminal justice after Brexit
Witnesses Mark McEwan (Assistant Chief Constable at Police Service of Northern Ireland), and Steve Rodhouse (Director General of Operations at National Crime Agency)
Inquiry
Cross-border co-operation on policing, security and criminal justice after Brexit
Witnesses Colin Murray (Reader in Public Law, Newcastle Law School at Newcastle University), Gemma Davies (Associate Professor, Northumbria Law School at Northumbria University), Professor Steve Peers (School of Law at University of Essex), and Professor Valsamis Mitsilegas (School of Law at Queen Mary University of London)