Functioning of EU law after the exit (3.2, The Great Repeal Bill: White Paper)

Description

A large amount of EU law currently applies in the UK. A proportion of this will continue to operate properly once we have left the EU simply by converting it into UK law. For example, large parts of employment law will continue to function properly once we have left the EU. But an even larger proportion of the converted law will not function effectively once we have left the EU unless we take action to correct it.

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 3, Paragraph 3.2

Súvisiace pojmy:

Nadradený pojem:

The challenge (The Great Repeal Bill: White Paper)

Susedné pojmy:

Need for follow-up actions (3.1, The Great Repeal Bill: White Paper)
Possible cases of amendments of former EU law (3.3, The Great Repeal Bill: White Paper)
Issues with legislation made by devolved ministers or enacted by devolved legislatures (3.4, The Great Repeal Bill: White Paper)
Scale of the changes needed to be made by Government departments (3.5, The Great Repeal Bill: White Paper)
Scale of the changes needed to be made by devolved administrations (3.6, The Great Repeal Bill: White Paper)
Case study 1: references to “EU law” (The Great Repeal Bill: White Paper)
Case study 2: involvement of an EU institution (The Great Repeal Bill: White Paper)
Case study 3: information sharing with EU institutions (The Great Repeal Bill: White Paper)