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New Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law Briefing Paper: ‘Parliament and the Rule of Law in the Context of Brexit’

bingham-centre-logoThe Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law published a new Briefing Paper on 29 September 2016. Titled ‘Parliament and the Rule of Law in the Context of Brexit’, it aims to inform the work of Parliament by setting out preliminary rule of law issues relating to Brexit.

The Paper focuses on procedural rule of law questions concerning how Parliament can respect and safeguard the rule of law in the process of domestic and international law-making required to give effect to the outcome of the June referendum.

The Paper is available online HERE.

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