Summary
This report highlights our concerns about the Government’s approach to the negotiation of the UK’s post-Brexit participation in the important areas of EU cooperation that help protect consumers’ rights. Beyond advocating a deep and special relationship with the EU post-Brexit, the Minister was unable to provide us with any detail as to how the Government might secure, post-Brexit, the UK’s access to a range of cross-border mechanisms and infrastructure that facilitate and encourage cooperation between the various national bodies responsible for protecting consumers …” (more)
‘Brexit: will consumers be protected?’ House of Lords, European Union Committee, published 19 December 2017. 9th Report of Session 2017–19, HL Paper 51.
First posted 2017-12-20 07:31:08
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