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Implications of leaving the EU for the UK's role in the world inquiry

Inquiry

Even with all sides entering negotiations with goodwill and the desire for a successful outcome, the Foreign Affairs Committee points out in its report that negotiations could stall or be derailed and the two years could end with no deal between the UK and the 27 Member States.

Work news

Article 50: 'Dereliction of duty' to fail to plan for 'no deal'

Foreign Affairs Committee publishes report on Article 50 negotiations: Implications of 'No Deal'

Article 50 negotiations - implications of “no deal” examined

The Foreign Affairs Committee hears from experts on implications of Article 50 no withdrawal agreement

3 February 2017

Response to Brexit Report 'Cold comfort' for FCO say Committee

Foreign Affairs Committee publish Government Response to Brexit Report

19 December 2016

Article 50 negotiations: Implications of "no deal" call for evidence

Foreign Affairs Committee calls for evidence as part of rolling inquiry into Government's handling of Brexit

10 November 2016

David Davis gives evidence on leaving the EU

Foreign Affairs Committee hears from David Davis about preparations for leaving the EU

6 September 2016

Starved FCO urgently needs resources for Brexit challenge and opportunities

Foreign Affairs Committee publishes report on implications of Brexit

Oliver Letwin gives evidence on Brexit negotiations

Foreign Affairs Committee takes evidence on new unit for Brexit negotiations

Implications of leaving the EU inquiry launched following Brexit vote

Foreign Affairs Committee launches inquiry into Government's handling of the Brexit process

Implications of the EU referendum for the UK's international role

Foreign Affairs Committee looks at the implications of the EU referendum

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