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Written Answers — Department for Exiting the European Union: Brexit: Statutory Instruments (12 Nov 2018)

Lord Callanan: ...the European Statutory Instruments Committee, and the Procedure Committee dated 25 October, published in the committee’s 42nd Report of Session 2017-19, where he sets out the expected ranges of Brexit statutory instruments we expect to lay for each month up to March 2019. All statutory instruments are being published on legislation.gov.uk, and the Government has committed that statutory...

Written Answers — Department for Exiting the European Union: Brexit ( 8 Nov 2018)

Lord Callanan: We welcomed the King's remarks, particularly that Brexit does not mean goodbye, but merely a new start in the close, historic relationship between the UK and the Netherlands. That is a view we share. Safeguarding citizens’ rights is our first priority for negotiations. The draft Withdrawal Agreement will provide certainty about the rights of UK nationals in the EU and EU citizens in the UK...

Brexit: Dispute Resolution and Enforcement (European Union Committee Report) - Motion to Take Note (17 Oct 2018)

Lord Callanan: My Lords, on behalf of the Government I very much welcome the EU Justice Sub-Committee’s report Dispute Resolution and Enforcement After Brexit. The detailed analysis and consideration of the areas covered by the report is a welcome contribution to the wider discussions on how disputes between the UK and EU should be resolved after we leave in March 2019. The report was ably introduced by...

Written Ministerial Statements — Department for Exiting the European Union: EU Exit (15 Oct 2018)

Lord Callanan: ...people, businesses and stakeholders about steps they may need to take in the event of a ‘no deal’ scenario. Notices were published on the following areas: Accounting and audit if there's no Brexit deal Breeding animals if there's no Brexit deal Classifying, labelling and packaging chemicals if there's no Brexit deal Commercial fishing if there's no Brexit deal Consumer rights if...

Brexit: EU Commission - Question (10 Oct 2018)

Lord Callanan: As on so many of these matters, the noble Lord speaks great sense, unlike most of the rest of his party. One of the great advantages of Brexit is that we will leave the common fisheries policy, one of the great environmental disasters of our time. We will be an independent coastal nation and we will determine our own fishing policy in future.

Brexit: Negotiations - Statement ( 9 Oct 2018)

Lord Callanan: I said we are planning for a no-deal Brexit. I do not know what he means by a “confirmatory vote”. If he means a second referendum, then, no, we are not planning for a second referendum, because we have already had a referendum and the vote was clear.

Brexit: Negotiations - Statement ( 9 Oct 2018)

Lord Callanan: ...we do not reach a deal with the EU. They cover a wide range of sectors, building on other work that has taken place across Government over the past two years. They enable us to prepare the UK for Brexit irrespective of the outcome of negotiations. They acknowledge that there are risks to a no-deal scenario. But they also demonstrate the steps we will take to avoid, mitigate and manage any...

Written Ministerial Statements — Department for Exiting the European Union: General Affairs Council, 18 September 2018 (13 Sep 2018)

Lord Callanan: ...areas during its six month tenure. These are: security and illegal migration; maintaining competitiveness through digitalisation; stability in the Western Balkans; and securing an orderly Brexit. Preparation of the European Council on 18 October 2018 The Council will discuss the draft conclusions for the October European Council. The conclusions are expected to cover Migration; Internal...

Brexit: Negotiations - Question ( 6 Sep 2018)

Lord Callanan: I thank my noble friend for his questions. Of course the Government share his desire for Brexit to be the success that we know it can be. We remain committed to the Chequers proposals and are negotiating on them. As the Prime Minister has said, the problem with a CETA-style arrangement is that it would mean a significant reduction in the access that we currently enjoy to each other’s...

Brexit: Negotiations - Question ( 6 Sep 2018)

Lord Callanan: I am delighted to say that, in his advancing age, the noble Lord has lost none of his robustness. I am not sure I quite share his sentiments but we are committed to Brexit. In future, we want to be a nation in charge of our own laws, our own borders and our own money. This is what Brexit is all about. This is what people voted for and that is what we will deliver.

Brexit: Negotiations and No-deal Contingency Planning - Statement ( 4 Sep 2018)

Lord Callanan: ...practical. Were we able to carry on with membership of the European Economic Area, of course freedom of movement would continue, which I think would disappoint a lot of people who voted for Brexit, while the legal options are not straightforward. It would require the agreement of existing EEA countries and the ongoing agreement and co-operation of the EU, which would not necessarily be...

Brexit: Negotiations and No-deal Contingency Planning - Statement ( 4 Sep 2018)

Lord Callanan: ...of the House I shall now repeat a Statement made in the other place. The Statement is as follows: “With permission, Mr Speaker, I would like to provide the House with an update on the progress of Brexit negotiations and the Government’s no-deal contingency planning. On Friday, I was in Brussels for the fourth time since I became Secretary of State for a further round of talks with...

Written Answers — Department for Exiting the European Union: Service Industries: UK Trade with EU (22 Aug 2018)

Lord Callanan: In its White Paper the Government is advancing a detailed proposal for a principled and practical Brexit, including in financial services. The UK proposes a new economic and regulatory arrangement with the EU in financial services. This would maintain the economic benefits of cross-border provision of the most important international financial services traded between the UK and the EU. We...

Brexit: Legislating for the Withdrawal Agreement - Statement (24 Jul 2018)

Lord Callanan: ..., the UK will leave the European Union, giving effect to the historic decision taken by the British people in the 2016 referendum. The Government are committed to delivering a smooth and orderly Brexit. That is why we have already passed the EU withdrawal Act through Parliament to ensure that our statute book functions after exit, whatever the outcome of the negotiations. I am grateful to...

Brexit: Preparations and Negotiations - Motion to Take Note (23 Jul 2018)

Lord Callanan: ...to decide the cases before them, applying UK law. In response to the points raised by the noble Lords, Lord Adonis and Lord Bew, I should say that the Government’s proposal for a principled Brexit will deliver for our union—for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland—while protecting the economic and constitutional integrity of the United Kingdom. Our proposals mean that goods...

Brexit: Preparations and Negotiations - Motion to Take Note (23 Jul 2018)

Lord Callanan: ...I am pleased to say that this appears to be a position that we share with the Labour Party. Last week the Huffington Post reported that the shadow Foreign Secretary categorically ruled out a second Brexit referendum. She said that, “we went ahead and had a referendum and we lost it and overwhelmingly, above everything else, we are Democrats, so we have to do as instructed”. On this one...

Brexit: Preparations and Negotiations - Motion to Take Note (23 Jul 2018)

Lord Callanan: .... Before I resume my place, let me make it clear that we strive to strike the very best deal with the EU, and whatever the outcome of our negotiations, we stand ready to make a success of Brexit.

EU Exit: Future Relationship White Paper - Statement (12 Jul 2018)

Lord Callanan: ...and good will is not reciprocated. On Monday, I spoke with my right honourable friend the Prime Minister. We agreed to step up our planning for a no-deal scenario, so that the UK is ready for Brexit no matter what the outcome of these negotiations. It is the responsible thing for a Government to do. This White Paper sets out the right Brexit deal, delivering on the result of the...

Brexit: European Commission Discussions - Question ( 9 Jul 2018)

Lord Callanan: The former Secretary of State can speak for himself, but I am focused on helping to deliver the Brexit that the country voted for: one that leaves the single market, one that leaves the customs union, one that leaves the common agricultural policy and common fisheries policy and one that brings back control to this Parliament and this country.

Written Answers — Department for Exiting the European Union: Brexit ( 3 Jul 2018)

Lord Callanan: ...broadly across the economy to hear business’ priorities and issues, to reassure them on our vision for the future economic partnership with the EU, and discuss the opportunities presented by Brexit. We have made significant progress in the negotiations, including securing political agreement on the implementation period, something of great importance to many businesses and...


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