Join us at 2.00 pm on Tuesday, 17 December 2024 for the launch of the Civil Society Alliance’s independent research report, Devolution in a Post-Brexit Landscape: A civil society perspective.
Chaired by Dr Katy Hayward, Professor of Political Sociology at Queen’s University Belfast, this is a must-attend event for anyone interested in the future of devolved governance in the UK and the role of civil society in shaping post-Brexit policy landscapes in the UK and beyond.
Writing in a personal capacity the authors present their in-depth analysis of the tensions between the UK and devolved governments as a result of previous regulatory strategies.
Our distinguished panel of academics will share their expert analysis around the following themes:
Common Frameorks; Devolution and Divergence: Dr Lisa Claire Whitten
Devolved governments powers to change and replace assimilated law: Anurag Deb and Dr Nicholas Kilford
The UK Internal Market Act: Prof Thomas Horsley and Prof Dan Wincott
The discussion will explore:
The tensions that arose because of the post Brexit regulatory strategies adopted by the UK government
The impact on the relationship between the UK government and the devolved governments in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland
The implications for the UK government’s commitment to resetting these relationships
How regulatory strategies have created tensions across various policy areas, with a specific focus on the implications for civil society
A checklist of key issues for the UK government to consider as part of its review of the post-Brexit regulatory framework.
Register now to find out more