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Jill Rutter @jillongovt
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so if you want to know more about what this court might look like some essential reading from @instituteforgov - first - options for dispute resolution instituteforgovernment.org.uk/publications/d…
@instituteforgov second, a report of our event with EFTA court president by @lewisalloyd instituteforgovernment.org.uk/blog/could-uk-…
@instituteforgov @lewisalloyd and it looks like @SamuelMarcLowe @CER_EU won our trade options dragon's den .. he's last up here instituteforgovernment.org.uk/events/pitchin…
@instituteforgov @lewisalloyd @SamuelMarcLowe @CER_EU well done Sam.. but if you want to get your head around the Swiss, Norway and Ukraine alternatives, check out instituteforgovernment.org.uk/publications/t…
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my suggestion to help the PM - EU agrees to set up a working group of technical experts as soon as WA passed to investigate and make recommendations on "technological and facilitative arrangements"
can include any experts nominated by the UK (so all the ERG's favourite experts) and reps from HMRC and Defra and Irish authorities + EU experts.
set a deadline to report by October 2019 so can be fed into the discussions on the long-run future relationship... and have it chaired by a neutral. Both sides agree to consider conclusions carefully as part of "best endeavours"
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An eventful day in parliament.. govt went down to a defeat on contempt instituteforgovernment.org.uk/explainers/con… - and will publish AG legal advice
that will look at the NI backstop - and presumably contains some warning on how hard it is to exit instituteforgovernment.org.uk/blog/no-easy-e… spoiler: it is
the govt then went down on an amendment to the business motion on the meaningful vote instituteforgovernment.org.uk/explainers/par…
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Interesting bits from the Prime Minister’s #Brexit letter …bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politi…. The absolute primacy of ending free movement as the driver of the Referendum result- perhaps the one Leave argument she personally buys..
But ending FOM for EU citizens also removes it from UK citizens. PM does not mention that.
Second the stress on the benefits of ending vast annual payments.. But she knows that direct savings will not be huge as we take over programmes (CAP, replacement structural funds), incur costs of setting up own agencies
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Lots of news sites leading on @theresa_May's claim, in interview w @bbcnickrobinson, that MPs' vote on the Brexit deal will be a choice between what she has negotiated, and no deal at all. But as @instituteforgov has argued, the reality is more complex. 1/
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politi…
Ofc, the PM is right that the legal defaults are set to no deal. The UK is scheduled to leave the EU on 29 March 2019. This does not automatically change if the UK and the EU fail to agree a deal, nor does it automatically change if Parliament declines to approve the deal. 2/
But, if Parliament wants to express a view beyond ‘yes or no’, it will be able to. For a start, MPs will be able to amend the motion to approve the government's deal. More explanation of this here. 3/
instituteforgovernment.org.uk/publications/v…
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Dover District Council is the Port Health Authority responsible for Channel Tunnel and Port of Dover.

Any regulatory checks needed after Brexit will be conducted by them...

Report is concerning for few reasons...
Not only do they not seem to know what the plan is, they question whether Whitehall understands the constraints they face:

there have been no inspections since Single Market was created (c. 25yrs ago) and they don't even know what passes through the port as there's no data
This might be because govts view is that - in a no deal scenario - the UK would just waive all regulatory checks...

But sooner or later those checks would be needed... And Dover District Council are at the thick end.
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David Davis and Boris Johnson showed this week how divided the Cabinet is on key Brexit issues.

Our latest @instituteforgov paper shows what those politic divisions mean for Brexit preparations 1/
Negotiators are hamstrung. The focus on getting agreement in corridors of Whitehall and around the cabinet table means the UK has lost critical opportunities for influencing in Brussels and European capitals.

The UK is arguing with itself when it should be making its case to EU
It also means we have a sketchy vision of future relationship, with a very fragile cabinet consensus

Negotiators will need to make concessions in talks. Not clear if there is that space to move. If every deviation has to go thru cabinet, talks will move too slowly
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Heard the government saying there's only a very small number of UK references to the ECJ on citizens' rights? You're going to be hearing a lot of this. Here's the UK's relationship with the European Court, in CHARTS, from @instituteforgov

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The UK is taken before the ECJ less often than other member states that joined the EU at a similar time.
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This is partly because we tend to resolve our cases earlier than other member states – once the European Commission sends a “letter of formal notice” saying it’s not happy, Whitehall kicks into gear to sort out the problem.
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I just published “Brexit Impact Studies (from Maria Ana Cataluna).” medium.com/p/brexit-impac…
have published a #NoDealBrexit study. I'll put a link in the Medium article. #brexitimpactreports #BrexitImpactStudies #Brexit #DavidDavis
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published "Building Solidarity Across Borders: Gibraltar and Brexit" (July 17) icymi.
#BrexitImpactReports #BrexitImpactStudies #Brexit
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THREAD: Disagreement on the ECJ's role remains one of the biggest hurdles in #Brexit talks. This is how to vault it.
instituteforgovernment.org.uk/publications/d…
There will be fun graphics and a moody photo of me in a carefully chosen shirt along the way. Stay with me.
Basics: UK and EU need a dispute resolution mechanism to sort disagreements about the meaning and implementation of the Brexit deal(s).
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