Select Committee · Justice and Home Affairs Committee
Post-Brexit UK-EU security cooperation – follow up
Status: Closed
Opened: 28 Feb 2023
Closed: 26 Jul 2023
Inquiry scope
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 securityOral evidence sessions
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Who gave evidence
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| Witness | Organisation | Sessions |
|---|---|---|
| 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
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