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UK Exit from the EU inquiry

Inquiry

The European Scrutiny Committee is examining the conduct of negotiations on the UK’s exit from the European Union between the UK Government and EU.

Terms of reference

To examine the conduct, processes and outcomes of negotiations between the UK Government and the European Union regarding the UK’s exit from the European Union.

Public hearings

The Committee plans to hold public evidence sessions to support its inquiry and evidence gathering details of these sessions will be announced in due course once arrangements have been confirmed.

Chair's comment

On announcing the inquiry, Sir William Cash, Chairman of the Committee, said

"Given the present state of negotiations regarding the UK’s exit from the European Union, I and my Committee consider it important to bring as much clarity as possible to the Brexit process."

Send us your views

The Committee does not intend, at this stage to issue a formal call for evidence but would welcome correspondence from interested parties. All correspondence and queries regarding the inquiry can be addressed to the Clerk of the Committee and sent to escom@parliament.uk.

Reports, special reports and government responses

View all reports and responses
58th Report - The draft EU/UK Withdrawal Agreement: key legal and political questions
Inquiry UK Exit from the EU inquiry
HC 1798
Report

Oral evidence transcripts

No oral evidence transcripts published.

Written evidence

No written evidence published.

Other publications

No other publications published.

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