Future of EU-derived law (2.7, The Great Repeal Bill: White Paper)

Description

Our approach of converting EU law into domestic law maximises certainty and stability while ensuring Parliament is sovereign. For the purposes of this paper we are calling this body of law ‘EU-derived law’. The Government considers that, unless and until domestic law is changed by legislators in the UK, legal rights and obligations in the UK should where possible be the same after we have left the EU as they were immediately before we left.

Importance

High

Source law

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/604516/Great_repeal_bill_white_paper_accessible.pdf

Paragraph

Chapter 2, Paragraph 2.7

Súvisiace pojmy:

Nadradený pojem:

Converting EU law into UK law (The Great Repeal Bill: White Paper)

Susedné pojmy:

What does the Great Repeal Bill convert into UK law?
Conversion of directly-applicable EU laws into UK law (2.4, The Great Repeal Bill: White Paper)
Preservation of secondary legislation that implement EU obligations (2.5, The Great Repeal Bill: White Paper)
Extent of EU legislation (2.6, The Great Repeal Bill: White Paper)
Conversion of EU regulations (2.8, The Great Repeal Bill: White Paper)
The EU treaties (The Great Repeal Bill: White Paper)
Case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) (The Great Repeal Bill: White Paper)
Supremacy of EU law (The Great Repeal Bill: White Paper)
Charter of Fundamental Rights (The Great Repeal Bill: White Paper)