Monthly Archives: May 2023

Even more retained EU law (in every sense)

Posted on 18th May 2023 by admin

A few months ago, the government updated its retained EU law (REUL) dashboard, its go-to place for monitoring progress in moving away from this foreign imposition on the UK. As I noted at the time, this wasn’t entirely satisfactory, either … Continue reading →

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Thinking and planning ahead in UK-EU relations

Posted on 11th May 2023 by admin

As someone who’s just passed the 8th anniversary of his Brexit-related podcast (do sign up, it’s gripping), I feel I’m well-placed to consider the issue in the longer run of UK-EU relations. I also feel broadly justified in summing up … Continue reading →

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When is a framework actually in operation?

Posted on 5th May 2023 by admin

We’re now at a point where it’s possible to say that almost all of the Windsor Framework’s numerous elements are now either fully adopted or (for a handful of pieces of EU legislation) in the process of agreement. That might … Continue reading →

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