A Matter of Faith
The Dubious Legality of the UK’s Internal Market Bill
Ciarán Burke
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Kulish, Polina
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2020
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2020-09-16
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The purpose of Brexit, we have been told, is to “take back control”. It should hardly come as a surprise therefore that this involves the reassertion by Parliament of its prerogative to determine the domestic effects (if any) of international agreements within the UK legal system. Wresting this power away from Brussels goes to the very root of Brexit’s raison d’être. Moreover, why have this power if you’re not going to use it? It is in this context that the furore concerning the Internal Market Bill, presented last Wednesday by the Johnson government, should be viewed.
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Ciarán Burke
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