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The European University Institute (EU Exit) Regulations 2022

This instrument removes from domestic law any rights, powers, liabilities, obligations, restrictions remedies and procedures (“rights etc.”) which derive from the UK being party to the EUI Convention and which would otherwise remain on the statute book as ‘retained EU law’.

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From:
Department for Education
Published:
19 February 2019
Last updated:
20 October 2022
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  1. This SI was laid before Parliament on Monday 17th October 2022 under the affirmative procedure.

  2. Both sifting committees have given their recommendation for this statutory instrument.

  3. The amended Explanatory Memorandum is now attached.

  4. First published.

Laid on:
18 February 2019
Sift end date:
28 February 2019
Sifting status:
Closed
Subject:
Education, training and skills and International

Sifting committees’ recommendation

The Secondary Legislation Scrutiny Committee agreed with the government that this statutory instrument does not have to have a debate in parliament, though one may still occur. However, the European Statutory Instrument Committee disagreed with the government and recommended that this statutory instrument needs to be debated in parliament.

These Regulations have now been debated and approved by both Houses of Parliament.

Statutory instrument

The European University Institute (EU Exit) Regulations 2022

Explanatory memorandum

Explanatory Memorandum to The European University Institute (EU Exit) Regulations 2022

Find this statutory instrument on legislation.gov.uk.

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