Select committee inquiry
UK's future economic relationship with the EU inquiry
Closed
What the inquiry looked at
“The Committee takes further evidence on the relationships that the UK might now seek with the EU, the trade-offs between market access and control that are likely to be involved, and the practical consequences for people and businesses. On the 12 December 2016 the Committee issued a call for written submissions on transitional arrangements.”
The committee's words, from the inquiry page on parliament.uk ↗.
How the inquiry ran
Each dot is a dated item listed on this page, from the inquiry's opening on 27 June 2016 to its close on 3 May 2017.
- Oral evidence 6 sessions
- Correspondence 5 letters
Evidence
Oral evidence sessions 6
- 7 Feb 2017No witnesses recordedparliament.uk ↗
- 24 Jan 2017No witnesses recordedparliament.uk ↗
- 10 Jan 2017No witnesses recordedparliament.uk ↗
- 13 Jul 2016No witnesses recordedparliament.uk ↗
- 5 Jul 2016No witnesses recordedparliament.uk ↗
- 28 Jun 2016No witnesses recordedparliament.uk ↗
Correspondence 5 letters
- 31 Mar 2017Director General, Customer Strategy and Tax Design, HMRC responds to Treasury Committee Chair relating to evidence session follow-up, dated 21 March 2017
- 31 Mar 2017Treasury Committee Chair writes to Director General, Customer Strategy and Tax Design, HMRC, relating to evidence session follow-up, dated 14 February 2017
- 31 Mar 2017Treasury Committee Chair writes to, Director General, Transformation, HMRC, relating to Customs Declaration Service, dated 30 March 2017
- 31 Mar 2017Treasury Committee Chair writes to Chief Executive, Infrastructure and Projects Authority, relating to Customs Declaration Service, dated 30 March 2017
- 23 Feb 2017Correspondence with the Chief Executive of the FCA to the Chairman relating to the UK’s future economic relationship with the EU