Protecting the EU from a Kill Switch: Why EU Law Does Not Require EP Elections in the UK
Cuyvers, Armin
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2019-03-29
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According to the EU, postponing Brexit beyond May 23 legally requires UK elections for the European Parliament. If no elections are held, the argument goes, the new European Parliament would not be legally constituted. Yet, on closer inspection, this conclusion is not as legally convincing as it appears.
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