Select committee: Justice and Home Affairs Committee

Post-Brexit UK-EU security cooperation – follow up

Closed Opened 28 Feb 2023 Closed 26 Jul 2023
Inquiry scope (the committee's words)
The Justice and Home Affairs Committee is holding several evidence sessions to take stock of the operational impact of Brexit on UK-EU security cooperation, following up on the recommendations of the EU Security and Justice Sub-Committee, which published its report Beyond Brexit: policing, law enforcement and security in March 2021. Report: Beyond Brexit: policing, law enforcement and security Government response: Beyond Brexit: policing, law enforcement and security

Where it stands

The inquiry is closed, opened 28 February 2023.

The committee has not published a report yet.

Oral evidence sessions

2 sessions

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Date Session and witnesses Source
14 Mar 2023
Oral evidence session
Peter Ayling · National Police Chiefs' Council, Steve Rodhouse · National Crime Agency
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7 Mar 2023
Oral evidence session
Élise Martin-Vignerte · European Criminal Bar Association, Joanne Jakymec · The Crown Prosecution Service, Rebecca Niblock · Kingsley Napley
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Who gave evidence

5 witnesses

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WitnessOrganisationSessions
Joanne Jakymec · Chief Crown Prosecutor, International, London and South-East Division The Crown Prosecution Service 1
Peter Ayling · Deputy Chief Constable National Police Chiefs' Council 1
Rebecca Niblock · Partner Kingsley Napley 1
Steve Rodhouse · Director General (Threats) National Crime Agency 1
Élise Martin-Vignerte · member European Criminal Bar Association 1

Correspondence

1 letter

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