7th Report - Leaving the EU: implications and opportunities for science and research
- HC No.
- HC 502
- Published
- 18 Nov 2016
- Items
- 0
- Response
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Select Committee · Science and Technology Committee (Commons)
Leaving the EU: implications and opportunities for science and research inquiry
Status: Closed
Opened: 28 Jun 2016
Closed: 3 May 2017
1 report
Inquiry scope
The Committee requested written submissions to address terms of reference announced at the beginning of our inquiry. Oral and written evidence identified a number of potential risks and opportunities, for example concerning the mobility of scientists, collaborative research opportunities, funding, access to research facilities, regulation and market access, private sector investment, administrative burdens/costs, etc. The Committee sought further contributions on the risks and opportunities of leaving the EU, to allow the Committee to draw together a ‘Risk Assessment’ and a list of risks/opportunities which should feature in the Government’s work to set a new EU/UK negotiating strategy.Reports
Oral evidence sessions
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Correspondence
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| Published | Direction | Letter |
|---|---|---|
| 9 Feb 2017 | To committee | Letter from Robin Walker MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Exiting the EU, regarding the appointment of a Chief Scientific Adviser, dated 3 February 2017 |
| 3 Nov 2016 | To committee | Letter from Mr Robin Walker MP and Jo Johnson MP regarding the role of the Chief Scientific Advisor, dated 28 October 2016 |
| 28 Jun 2016 | — | Protecting and promoting science after the EU referendum result |