EU Law
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| Originally published | 1999 |
| Authors | Stephen Weatherill |
| P. R. Beaumont | |
| Genres | Reference Work |
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| ID | 2081414 |
About EU Law
Brought fully up to date in light of the Treaty of Amsterdam, this authoritative analysis gives the essential background to an understanding of the operation of the European Union. . . .
Suella Braverman's letter to Rishi Sunak in full
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EU warns Elon Musk 'disinformation' is spreading on X after Hamas attack
... In a post on the site formerly known as Twitter, the bloc s industry chief said " violent and terrorist content" had not been taken down, despite warnings - as is required by Eu Law...
Polish elections: When are they and why is Europe watching closely?
... The European Commission said Poland s code for punishing judges broke Eu Law, and the EU s Court of Justice fined the government a record €1m a day, until the Court ruled in June that Poland had indeed violated the bloc s rules...
Migrants trying to reach the UK cross the Alps on foot
... The European Court of Justice recently ruled that the pushbacks breach Eu Law and that migrants detained should be subject to an official return decision, adding that forced removal should only be " a last resort...
Brexit: EU-derived equal pay protections to be brought back
...By Brian WheelerBBC NewsWomen will still have the right to equal pay with men for doing similar jobs even though an Eu Law guaranteeing it was scrapped, the government says...
Why it matters where your data is stored
... In addition the firm said: " AWS will challenge any law enforcement request for customer data from any governmental bodies where the request conflicts with Eu Law, is overbroad, or we otherwise have any appropriate grounds to do so...
Disabled flyers angry at airline 'double charging'
... This is despite Civil Aviation Authority guidance on Eu Law, maintained by the UK post-Brexit, urging airlines to subsidise the cost...
Brexit: Rishi Sunak broke his word over EU laws, says Jacob Rees-Mogg
... " Without a deadline, nothing will happen and we will retain these Eu Laws for a long time...
Brexit: Rishi Sunak broke his word over EU laws, says Jacob Rees-Mogg
Former Conservative minister Jacob Rees-Mogg has accused Rishi Sunak of breaking his word after the government ditched plans to allow thousands of EU-era laws to expire by The End of 2023.
Defending The Move , Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch said the strict deadline had created " legal uncertainty".
She also argued that The Race to get rid of The Rules before 2024 was preventing " meaningful reform".
But Mr Rees-Mogg said the deadline would " make Whitehall work".
Speaking to The Bbc 's Today programme, He Said : " It is hard enough to motivate Whitehall at The Best of times - They are not necessarily coming into The Office , They don't seem to be working with the efficiency one would like.
" Without a deadline, nothing will happen and we will retain these EU laws for a long time. "
He also said getting rid of the laws would help make the UK's economy more competitive and reduce inflation. Of the PM, He Said : " He has broken his word. This is very serious in my view".
Dave Penman, The Head of the FDA Union which represents senior civil servants, hit back at suggestions the Civil Service were to blame, saying the deadline was " an inevitability".
" It was a bizarre way of doing business in government to say that unless we get to a certain point In Time , any piece of legislation will simply fall away. "
Mr Rees-Mogg is not the only Conservative MP upset at the government's decision.
On Wednesday, 20 Tory backbenchers went to see the Chief Whip Simon Hart to express their concern, and some MPs went into Downing Street to do the same.
One MP told The Bbc the government was acting in " bad faith" and said They didn't buy The Argument that the deadline was impossible.
A senior backbencher said of Mr Sunak: " He keeps changing his mind about things. "
The divisions in the Conservative Party over Brexit are far from as serious as They were under Theresa May . But there are still spits over the pace and extent of divergence from Europe.
When the UK officially left the EU in 2020, the UK incorporated thousands of EU laws into UK law to minimise disruption to businesses - with an ongoing audit by civil servants having identified 4,800 So Far .
The Retained Eu Law Bill, introduced during Liz Truss 's premiership, set a 31 December 2023 deadline, after which most of the laws would have expired unless ministers decided to replaced or retain them.
Critics - including opposition parties, trade unions and campaign groups - had argued that the deadline was unrealistic and could lead to important legislation being lost By Accident .
Environmental groups had been particularly concerned warning about a loss of rights and legal protections in areas including water quality, air pollution standards and protections for wildlife.
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch said the cut-off point would be replaced with a list of 600 laws the government wants to replace by The End of the year.
In a statement, She Said The Change would be made through an amendment when the Retained Eu Law Bill returns to Parliament next week.
Labour's shadow Cabinet Office minister Jenny Chapman called The Move a " humiliating u-turn, " adding: " After wasting months of parliamentary time, the Tories have conceded that this universally unpopular bill will damage the economy. "
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