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We’ve written to the Transport and Border Ministers with our findings from the EU Entry/Exit inquiry. The Government must engage with European authorities and better fund juxtaposed borders, like Dover, to reduce the risk of delays.
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One of our Members, @DavidJonesMP, has secured a Westminster Hall debate on the 5th of June on UK sovereignty and Gibraltar. The debate will draw on our inquiry into negotiations with the EU regarding the Rock.
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We are starting our session with Foreign Secretary, Lord Cameron. We will be questioning him on issues such as the Windsor Framework, security around Gibraltar, and EU Entry/Exit and the UK border.
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On Monday, we will be taking evidence from Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron. We will be discussing issues such as the Windsor Framework, security around Gibraltar, and EU Entry/Exit and the UK border.
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A big welcome to our two new Committee members.
👉 Paul Bristow
👉 Brendan Clarke-Smith
Explore the inquiries they'll be working on 👇
Tune in to our session on retained EU law.
Watch live here: parliamentlive.tv/event/inde…
We've published our latest scrutiny of EU proposals and their impact on the UK. We discuss:
▪️Changes to the EU Emissions Trading System
▪️Energy cooperation
▪️Working arrangements
▪️Search and exchange of data for police cooperation
▪️Vehicle recycling
Tomorrow we will be asking questions to Alex Thomas
Programme Director at @instituteforgov and Dr James Vitali Head of Political Economy at @Policy_Exchange, for our inquiry on retained EU law.
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On Wednesday, we'll be holding a session for our inquiry on retained EU law: the progress and mechanics of reform.
Find out more about the session here: committees.parliament.uk/eve…
We've written to @FCDOGovUK on UK/EU Gibraltar negotiations.
We need open debate. Here's what we don’t want:
❌ EU checks at Gibraltar airport for UK nationals and Gibraltarians
❌ European Court of Justice oversight
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Why has the EU not ensured that the mobile app for its new Entry/Exit system will be ready in time to prevent delays?
We asked Government Ministers Tom Pursglove and Guy Opperman.
Watch the full session here: parliamentlive.tv/event/inde…
Yesterday, the Committee questioned @DavidRutley about the ongoing negotiations with the EU in respect of Gibraltar.
Watch the full session back here: parliamentlive.tv/event/inde…
Watch our session on the UK's negotiations with the EU on Gibraltar this morning: parliamentlive.tv/event/inde…
And our session on the UK's work on the EU's Entry/Exit System this afternoon:
parliamentlive.tv/event/inde…
New EU fruit and vegetable rules could create further differences in how fruit is marketed and packaged in Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Read our report here: committees.parliament.uk/com…
On Wednesday, we will be questioning David Rutley MP about UK/EU Gibraltar negotiations and what the Government has agreed.
Read more: committees.parliament.uk/eve…
What is the Government doing to minimise the risk of delays at the border for journeys across the Channel due to upcoming EU border control requirements?
On Wednesday, we will be asking Tom Pursglove MP and Guy Opperman MP.
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We will be questioning Overseas Territories Minister @DavidRutley about the Government's negotiations with the EU regarding the operation of the Gibraltarian border.
Find out more about Wednesday's session: committees.parliament.uk/eve….
New EU fruit and vegetable rules could create further differences in how fruit is sold in Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Read our report: committees.parliament.uk/com…









