Findings from @PartiesParlBrxt researchers @DrPhilipLynch and @RickWhitaker's @BritJPIR article on select committee divisions are set out in this thread. The article is accessible for free here https://t.co/KqliKa1una.
In a recent @BritJPIR article https://t.co/6NwcRBrbET, @DrPhilipLynch & I look at all the votes in Commons #selectcommittees 2010-19 to figure out under what circumstances divisions are most likely & how far #Brexit has affected this. This thread explains some of our findings.
In our recent @BritJPIR article https://t.co/6NwcRBrbET @DrPhilipLynch and I looked for a #Brexit effect in #selectcommittee votes during 2010-19. This thread sets out some of what we found.
In a NEW blog, Professor Adam Cygan reflects on the Supreme Court's ruling on the government’s prorogation of Parliament 1 year on.
https://t.co/JR8bLw0KEO
It’s been a year since the @UKSupremeCourt ruled that @UKParliament was unlawfully prorogued.
How does prorogation currently work? And what reforms have @CommonsPACAC and @HLConstitution suggested?
Read our new Insight for more https://t.co/8VDoCnRkPI
🙌So great to see more excellent stuff from Parliamentary Academic Fellows working with @commonslibrary, and to watch academic fellowships in action. Congrats to @woodstockjag and @CyganProf@LawLeicester on co-authoring this briefing 🥳. ~Naomi
A new Commons library briefing on Prorogation a year after @UKSupremeCourt decision. The briefing draws on PACAC evidence and reports.
View the evidence here
https://t.co/t8Xs92TDy6
Read our report here
https://t.co/getmTbXr10
Prof. Adam Cygan @LawLeicester and Academic Parliamentary Fellow @commonslibrary@POST_UK co-authors with @woodstockjag Research Briefing into implications of the 2019 #prorogation judgment for future exercises of the prerogative power
https://t.co/8clTqlBPt5
In addition to data on select cttee recommendations, 3 other datasets from our @UKandEU funded project are available on our @PartiesParlBrxt website: MPs' EU referendum positions at two time points & data from our British Politics article on Cons & Brexit: https://t.co/mhYLrHDpds
Our data on government responses to select committee recommendations on Brexit are now available. They are analysed in our article Select Committees and Brexit https://t.co/9VKsU4hFSU. More details of the data and how to download them are on our Data page https://t.co/XWeIb8kud5.
Our data on government responses to select committee recommendations on Brexit are now available. They are analysed in our article Select Committees and Brexit https://t.co/9VKsU4hFSU. More details of the data and how to download them are on our Data page https://t.co/XWeIb8kud5.
POLITICO London Playbook: Ghosts of Brexit — The new Letwin — Legal eagles
https://t.co/EtSS4MBGzy
Professor Adam Cygan @LawLeicester comments on the Government's proposals that breach international law
"As a first step to taking back control and exercising legislative competence, the Bill sends out a message from the UK government that with the end of the transition period Brexit really does mean Brexit", writes Professor Adam Cygan at @LawLeicester.
https://t.co/fvlxpOQJLh
It is really amazing how the economic profession has responded to this crisis. In this new book Agnes @agnesbq1 and I collect some of the influential contributions on Europe of the last 2 months. Chapter 1 is our own view of the State of the Union.
❓What does Brexit mean for UK law during and after the transition period?
Find out in our NEW blog post by Professor Adam Cygan.
https://t.co/9y9waaHbOS
@PartiesParlBrxt#ParliamentandBrexit