Now that a draft withdrawal agreement has been settled with the European Commission, the next step is a […]
Category Archive: UK Parliament
Peter Hain’s decision to breach an interim injunction granted by the Court of Appeal in the case of […]
Two days after the Court of Appeal granted an interim injunction restraining reportage of harassment allegations against a […]
One of the most controversial issues during the passage of the European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018 (‘EUWA’) was […]
Brexit has a knack for producing constitutional mountains out of procedural molehills. Last Wednesday, the House of Commons […]
Over the next six months of the Brexit process, the UK Parliament will make a number of decisions […]
The paramount anxieties that emerge from attempts to statutorising Parliament’s role in making decisions on whether to commit […]
The Trade Bill 2017-19, currently undergoing its second reading in the House of Lords, marks a significant step […]
In the 2000s, I attended various seminars in which commentators complained that there had not yet been an […]
At the same time as Parliament prepares to ‘take back control’ from Brussels, the executive is in fact […]
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