Select Committee · Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee

Devolution and Exiting the EU inquiry

Status: Closed Opened: 10 Oct 2017 Closed: 10 Oct 2017 2 reports
Inquiry scopeGovernment Response Government Response to the Committee’s Eighth Report: Devolution and Exiting the EU: reconciling differences and building strong relationships The UK's decision to leave the EU has significant ramifications for the internal constitutional arrangements of the UK. The current distribution of powers between central and devolved governments will be altered by Brexit, potentially placing additional strain on the current constitutional arrangements. Developing processes to both manage and deliver these changes will be a key element to the UK's successful departure from the EU.

Reports

2 reports

Oral evidence sessions

10 sessions

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Date Session and witnesses Source
26 Jun 2018 No witnesses recorded View ↗
20 Jun 2018 No witnesses recorded View ↗
4 Jun 2018 No witnesses recorded View ↗
22 May 2018 No witnesses recorded View ↗
30 Apr 2018 No witnesses recorded View ↗
20 Mar 2018 No witnesses recorded View ↗
5 Feb 2018 No witnesses recorded View ↗
23 Jan 2018 No witnesses recorded View ↗
28 Nov 2017 No witnesses recorded View ↗
31 Oct 2017 No witnesses recorded View ↗

Correspondence

6 letters

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