Fifth Senedd Brexit & External Affairs

Red Alert: Welsh weapon of mass destruction prepped for launch

Committee chairs warn Westminster not to pass the Internal Market Bill without the devolved parliaments’ consent

November 17, 2020

International Strategy “promotes an ethos of fairness, equality and diversity”

Fifth Senedd Brexit & External Affairs

Wales: The Fair Nation – Soft power, diaspora links and fairness at the heart international strategy action plans

November 12, 2020

Fifth Senedd Brexit & External Affairs

Prime Minister tells the UK to prepare for a No Deal Brexit as “oven-ready deal” turns to ash

October 20, 2020

Fifth Senedd Brexit & External Affairs

Committee criticises legislative consent process as “blunt instrument” as concerns over UK Trade Bill deepen

October 6, 2020

A UK Government seeking to spend in devolved areas “is trying to neuter devolution”

Fifth Senedd Brexit & External Affairs

Minister failing to ensure “Welsh democracy is safeguarded” in crucial post-Brexit Trade Bill

September 10, 2020

Welsh Government “could seek court challenge” if NHS is included in any UK-US trade deal

Fifth Senedd Brexit & External Affairs

Welsh Government recommends Senedd approves post-Brexit Trade Bill

April 7, 2020

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Internal solutions to sourcing medical equipment will need to be found

March 18, 2020

Fifth Senedd Brexit & External Affairs

Lack of targets will make it difficult to tell if the Welsh international strategy is working

March 5, 2020

Fifth Senedd Brexit & External Affairs

Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland to be shut out of post-Brexit trade negotiations

March 3, 2020

Fifth Senedd Brexit & External Affairs

“Why can’t the Welsh Government publish a detailed international plan?”

February 11, 2020

Fifth Senedd Brexit & External Affairs

UK leaves the EU, enters 11-month transition period

February 4, 2020

Fifth Senedd Brexit & External Affairs

Brexit accepted by the Senedd, but constitutional change needed to ensure the UK survives

January 30, 2020

Fifth Senedd Brexit & External Affairs

Immigrants to Wales “should get extra points” under post-Brexit points-based system

January 23, 2020

Why the Senedd should reject the EU Withdrawal Agreement

Fifth Senedd Brexit & External Affairs

Wales joins Scotland and Northern Ireland in rejecting Brexit Bill (though it doesn’t matter)

January 22, 2020

Fifth Senedd Brexit & External Affairs

“Much improved” international strategy welcomed by AMs

January 15, 2020

Fifth Senedd Brexit & External Affairs

Early ideas for post-Brexit regional fund replacement expected in March 2020

January 15, 2020

Fifth Senedd Brexit & External Affairs

Welsh approach to international agreements “needs strengthening” ahead of Brexit

January 8, 2020

Fifth Senedd Brexit & External Affairs

Welsh Government should have trade deal negotiation seat, but no veto

December 5, 2019

Fifth Senedd Brexit & External Affairs

Welsh Government hopes a post-Brexit deal can be reached with the EU as talks continue

Senedd withholds consent from the UK Internal Market Bill

Three Senedd committees give the Internal Market Bill a thumbs down

Minister warns the public and businesses to prepare for the end of Brexit transition period

Committee chairs warn Westminster not to pass the Internal Market Bill without the devolved parliaments’ consent

Wales: The Fair Nation – Soft power, diaspora links and fairness at the heart international strategy action plans

Prime Minister tells the UK to prepare for a No Deal Brexit as “oven-ready deal” turns to ash

Committee criticises legislative consent process as “blunt instrument” as concerns over UK Trade Bill deepen

Government recommends the Senedd rejects the Internal Market Bill as it is

Envoys appointed to promote Wales around the world

UK Internal Market Bill “badly thought through and highly damaging”

Minister failing to ensure “Welsh democracy is safeguarded” in crucial post-Brexit Trade Bill

Welsh Government recommends Senedd approves post-Brexit Trade Bill

Internal solutions to sourcing medical equipment will need to be found

Lack of targets will make it difficult to tell if the Welsh international strategy is working

Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland to be shut out of post-Brexit trade negotiations

“Why can’t the Welsh Government publish a detailed international plan?”

UK leaves the EU, enters 11-month transition period

Brexit accepted by the Senedd, but constitutional change needed to ensure the UK survives

Immigrants to Wales “should get extra points” under post-Brexit points-based system

Wales joins Scotland and Northern Ireland in rejecting Brexit Bill (though it doesn’t matter)

“Much improved” international strategy welcomed by AMs

Early ideas for post-Brexit regional fund replacement expected in March 2020

Welsh approach to international agreements “needs strengthening” ahead of Brexit

Welsh Government should have trade deal negotiation seat, but no veto

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