EU Withdrawal Agreement: Two years and 38 reports later – Lords EU Select Committee members available for interview
Since the EU referendum in June 2016 the House of Lords EU Select Committee and its six sub-committees have investigated and produced 38 Brexit-related reports on issues ranging from climate change cooperation to citizens' rights, the Brexit ‘divorce bill', security and defence, and reciprocal healthcare.
The Committee is now working tirelessly to scrutinise the EU Withdrawal Agreement and intends to publish a report ahead of the Lords debate and the House of Commons ‘meaningful vote', which is expected on Tuesday 11 December.
Chair of the EU Select Committee Lord Boswell of Aynho and the Chairs of the EU Sub-Committees are available for interviews ahead of the report and can speak about the Withdrawal Agreement, the accompanying ‘political declaration' on future UK-EU relations, and the work the Committee and its sub-committees have already done.
EU Select Committee reports:
- UK-EU relations after Brexit
- Brexit: deal or no deal
- Brexit: devolution
- Brexit: the Crown Dependencies
- Brexit: Gibraltar
- Brexit: UK-Irish relations
- Scrutinising Brexit: the role of Parliament
- Brexit: parliamentary scrutiny
Sub-Committee chairs also available for interviews include:
Financial Affairs
Chair: Baroness Falkner of Margravine
Reports:
- Brexit: Financial Services
- Brexit and the EU budget
- Brexit: the future of financial regulation and supervision
Internal Market
Chair: Lord Whitty
Reports:
- Brexit: the options for trade
- Brexit: trade in non-financial services
- Brexit: competition and State aid
External Affairs
Chair: Baroness Verma
Reports:
- Brexit: the options for trade
- Brexit: trade in goods
- Brexit: sanctions policy
- Brexit: Common Security and Defence Policy missions and operations
- Brexit: the customs challenge
Energy and Environment
Chair: Lord Teverson
Reports:
- Brexit: agriculture
- Brexit: environment and climate change
- Brexit: fisheries
- Brexit: chemical regulation
- Brexit: plant and animal biosecurity
- Brexit: food prices and availability
- Brexit: energy security
- Brexit: farm animal welfare
Justice
Chair: Baroness Kennedy of The Shaws
Reports:
- Brexit: justice for families, individuals and businesses?
- Brexit: acquired rights
- Dispute resolution and enforcement after Brexit
- Brexit: will consumers be protected?
Home Affairs
Chair: Lord Jay of Ewelme
Reports:
- Brexit: UK-EU movement of people
- Brexit: future UK-EU security and police cooperation
- Brexit: movement of people in the cultural sector
- Brexit: the proposed UK-EU security treaty
- Brexit: reciprocal healthcare
- Brexit: judicial oversight of the European Arrest Warrant
- Brexit: the EU data protection package
If you would like to interview the Chair of the EU Select Committee or any of the sub-committee chairs please contact the House of Lords Press Office on 0207 219 8550 or at lordspressoffice@parliament.uk
