Catherine Barnard @CSBarnard24 Twitter profile

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Catherine Barnard

26 days

Delighted that our book on the lives of EU migrant workers in Great Yarmouth now published. Great support by @BrisUniPress @ESRC @UKandEU . Very grateful to all our interviewees, especially to @GyrosOrg and its staff, including the artist for the cover.

Low-Paid EU Migrant Workers

Low-Paid EU Migrant Workers - The House, The Street, The Town; Available open access digitally under CC-BY-NC-ND licence. This unique research paints a vivid picture of migrant workers' experiences...

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

4 years

Call me a pedantic EU lawyer, but the ECJ is in Luxembourg....

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

2 months

Withdrawing from the ECHR has consequences. Leaving aside the reputational damage, there will be issues in respect of our relations with the EU: under the Withdrawal Agreement in respect of the Windsor Framework on NI 1/3

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

2 years

Proofs have arrived. That heart sinking moment when you have to face your own words. Book due out in the summer. @OUPAcademic @cambridgelaw @UKandEU

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

4 years

This is rather remarkable stuff

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

4 years

Just in case you felt you were missing out on matters European, the third edition of our book has just been published. Thanks to my wonderful co-editor @StevePeers , to our fabulous contributors and to the good people @OUPLaw .

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

Cassis de Dijon is the best known product in EU Law. The judgment is 40 years old. There’s now a fine book out on it. Thanks to @hartpublishing , @EULegalStudies .

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

So talk this evening about the possibility of the EU terminating the TCA if gov't starts Art. 16 NIP process (see red boxes). This would take a year (9 mths if only trade part terminated). 1/8

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

2 years

It’s just arrived. Thanks to the good folk @OUPAcademic for their help. I love the cover too. As for the content … @UKandEU

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

5 years

I say it quietly but the new edition has just been published. Thanks to @OxUniPress for their patience.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

4 months

@campbellclaret @RestIsPolitics @EuropeanPowell It was always known that Freeports would not have the promised economic benefits

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

So 'retained EU law' is going to be a thing of the past according to Lord Frost (). 1/6

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

5 years

This statement from Leo Varadkar confirms what the @UKandEU no deal report has been saying . Deal or no deal is just the end of the beginning.

No deal Brexit: issues, impact, implications - UK in a changing Europe

The report shows that no deal will not “get Brexit done” rather, it will usher in a period of prolonged uncertainty for...

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Nicky Woolf

@NickyWoolf

5 years

wow. the PM of Ireland just absolutely *shreds* boris - to his face - here. brutal

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

Given all Brexit nerds are glued to social media at the moment, can I thank everyone who I have had the pleasure of working with over the last five years, especially to the wonderful team @UKandEU

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

2 months

Art 771 says these are essential elements. Art. 772 says a serious and substantial failure to fulfil essential elements in Art. 771 allows the other party to terminate/suspend TCA. Just saying 3/3

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

A dull lawyerly point. All this talk about ‘triggering’ Art.16 makes it sound like there will be immediate action. Yet, as Annex 7 shows, it’s a slow burn: notifications, consultation, delay. Assuming, of course, Annex 7 is complied with.

Holger Hestermeyer

@hhesterm

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Annex 7 to the Protocol

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

2 months

but also under the TCA, the deal under which the UK trades with the EU. Just one example: the UK and EU are committed to upholding democracy, rule of law, and human rights (Art. 763) 2/3

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

1 year

Ever wanted to know why EU Member States surrendered their sovereignty and allowed free movement? Well look no further than the latest edition of the Industrial Law Journal ⁦ @OUPAcademic ⁩ ⁦ @SFraserButlin ⁩

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

My own copy of this baby has just arrived. Happy 40th to this momentous judgment. Thanks to all involved @EmilijaLeinarte @bleucht @georges_baur @cambridgelaw @hartpublishing

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

Thinking about studying law at university? New edition of ‘What about Law?’ published today @hartpublishing @cambridgelaw . Not just great cover but good, accessible content too.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

5 years

This pretty much sums it up.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

7 years

Second edition of our EU text just arrived. @StevePeers & I want to thank brilliant authors and team @OUPAcademic

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

10 months

Too kind. May I suggest we were ahead of the curve!!! #BarbieMovie

Claudina Richards 🇪🇺

@ClaudinaRichrds

10 months

'Come on Barbie, let's learn EU' My copy arrived this morning and the cover is very much on trend! @StevePeers @CSBarnard24

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

4 years

And this too. Clear instructions to the UK courts

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

My box of copies of the new edition of ‘What about Law’ has just arrived. Great read for those thinking of studying law at university @GrahamVirgo @ProfMarkElliott @cambridgelaw @hartpublishing . Thanks to all involved.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

9 months

I’ve been trying to understand how the new EU rules on the digital economy may impact traditional thinking about labour law. Answer: it may be transformative.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

2 years

Bloomberg ( @alexwickham ) is reporting that the UK government is going to start proceedings under the Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) over denying UK access to the science programmes Horizon, Copernicus, and Euratom 1/6

UK Set to Begin Formal Dispute With EU Over Science Programs

The UK is set to launch formal dispute proceedings against the European Union, accusing the bloc of breaking the post-Brexit trade deal by blocking its access to three international science programs.

www.bloomberg.com

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

4 years

This is important. Three Member states have already said they won’t execute European Arrest Warrant on their citizens to UK in transition. U.K. not a Member State.

Steve Peers

@StevePeers

4 years

Text of EU Council decision setting up working party on the UK - Will consist of Member States' civil servants overseeing implementation of the withdrawal agreement and Commission negotiations with the UK.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

1 year

Government now says 3200 pieces of identified and verified retained EU law so far (originally 2400). Dashboard to be updated to show this @UKandEU @jillongovt

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

5 years

We’re celebrating (?) 40 years of the famous Cassis de Dijon decision today @TrinCollCam @cambridgelaw . Tasting may take place later.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

5 years

The right to turn off electronic devices outside working hours under Spanish law from today.

Luz Rodriguez

@rodriguezluz_

5 years

Desde hoy está en vigor el derecho a la desconexión laboral 👇

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

7 months

So, our book has gone into the production stage. It’s about EU migrant workers in Great Yarmouth pre and oust Brexit. The picture is of the house @fiona_costello lived in. Thanks @UKandEU for the support.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

With all the talk about the UK starting the process under Art 16 NIP, I'm retweeting my flowchart of the various legal pathways, with the nuclear option (in red) now added of the EU terminating the TCA (takes 12 mths).

Raoul Ruparel

@RaoulRuparel

3 years

Useful thread from @Mij_Europe , obviously agree as I set out my view over a month ago that UK would likely trigger Art16. That's been case for some time. Interesting discussion here therefore is around EU retaliation. From this thread, I think EU may well play into UK hands...1/

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

Join us on Thursday, 11 March 2021 - 11.30am Online webinar on the Uber decision Speakers: Dr Zoe Adams, Professor Catherine Barnard, Professor Simon Deakin, Ms Sarah Fraser Butlin, Professor Owen Warnock Zoom registration link:

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

4 years

Socially distanced welcome to all our wonderful freshers @TrinCollCam .

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

5 years

A rather special night @TrinCollCam - a new master, Dame Sally Davies @UKAMREnvoy and a new Nobel prize winner, Didier Queloz.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 months

The Retained EU law (Revocation and Reform) Act has made it back to the front pages again. The Sunday Tel to be precise.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

4 years

And this too

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

6 years

Congratulations to our wonderful @TrinCollCam students graduating today in glorious sunshine. The College looks at its best.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

These are my first thoughts on the trade deal. Thanks as always to @bonisones2 for the questions

@2903cb No 22 Prof Catherine Barnard: The UK & EU Trade Deal

Web Link December 29th 2020 2903cb podcast No 22 Professor Catherine Barnard gives her assessment of the historic UK Brexit trade deal with the EU In the next instalment of her @2903 cb podcast s

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

7 years

Many congratulations to Prof Alex Walsham @TrinCollCam for her very well deserved CBE for services to history.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

4 years

Trinity is looking beautiful today. For those coming for interview @TrinCollCam @cambridgelaw we are looking forward to meeting you and wish you well.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

9 months

Fascinated by retained EU law and equal pay? Here's my best guess at what is happening @pickardje @stevepeers @GeorgePeretzKC 1/10

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

4 years

Here's a useful cut out and keep guide to the legal problems if there is no extension of transition by 30 June @piris_jc

Extending the Brexit transition period after 30 June 2020

In conformity with article 126 of the Withdrawal Agreement (WA), the transition period (TP) “shall start on the date of entry into force of this Agreement and end on 31 December…

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

This is odd - retained EU law does already have a clear legislative status in the UK system; it takes precedence over conflicting UK law unless and until government legislates to amend it. Presumably this 'supremacy' provision will be removed... 5/6

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

2 years

If you would like to know more, see @UKandEU

The culling of healthy pigs - UK in a changing Europe

Catherine Barnard, Dan Tucker and Milorad Radakovic explain why the UK has begun culling healthy pigs and the impact on farms and farmers.

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Sky News

@SkyNews

2 years

Every farmers' worst nightmare is coming to pass. The mass culling of healthy animals because there simply aren't enough butchers to process them and get them off farms. It's the largest culling of healthy pigs in the history of British farming. So how did we get here?

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

6 years

My new @2903cb podcast , this time an interview with Sir Ivan Rogers on his lecture 'Brexit as a Revolution' delivered @TrinCollCam , where Brexit is going, and how to advise a Prime Minister facing an EU summit. Produced by @bonisones2

@2903cb No 9 Sir Ivan Rogers, former UK Ambassador to the EU

October 12th 2018 Brexit as a Revolution: Sir Ivan Rogers In this @2903cb No 9 Catherine Barnard, Professor of EU law at the University of Cambridge and Senior Fellow of UK in a Changing Europe cond

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

A one man encyclopaedia. He does a great service to us all.

Steve Peers

@StevePeers

3 years

I've updated my collection of Brexit litigation to include the recent rulings on UK citizens and EU citizenship, and on non-EU carers of British children applying for settled status:

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

So there's lots of talk about various legal action UK/EU. Lord Frost says he's thinking of starting Art. 738 proceedings of TCA. This is stage 1 of the general dispute resolution mechanism (consultation), then arbitration, possible compliance then tariffs.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

However, remember, triggering Art. 16 itself is not unlawful. The picture becomes much more messy if Art. 16 is used as a cover for suspending/removing Arts 5-7, 10 and 12 NIP. 2/8

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

.. but that creates its own problems which the 2018 Act was trying to avoid, an Act introduced under a Conservative government, albeit with a different PM. 6/6

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

@timothy_stanley This is the best library in the world @TrinCollCam and this is the best book about libraries.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

6 years

Brilliant lecture given by Ivan Rogers @TrinCollCam last night. Link below. Very well worth a read.

Trinity College

@TrinCollCam

6 years

Transcript of the #Brexit as a Revolution lecture @TrinCollCam by Sir Mark Ivan Rogers, former UK Permanent Representative to the #EU , is now available:

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

My copy has just arrived. Thanks to Simon and his Merry women ⁦ @ZoeAdam87056149 ⁩ ⁦ @SFraserButlin ⁩ and me and the folk ⁦ @hartpublishing ⁩ ⁦ @cambridgelaw ⁩.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

Here's our new report on the EU Settlement Scheme . Thanks to @jdportes @fiona_costello @jillongovt ; @CR_OBrien @UKandEU tl;dr impressive numbers of applications but problems ahead.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

This is an interesting read from a man who is an ace public lawyer👇

Thomas de la Mare

@thebrieftweet

3 years

OK, having now read the Parliamentary Commissioner report on Owen Paterson, and his summary of complaints against it, I can say if were hearing a 30 min permission hearing: a. I would require a huge amount of persuasion that he had not had a full opportunity to put his case 1/

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

6 years

My attempt to understand where we are at 2 years on from the referendum @2903cb No 6 #np on #SoundCloud Thanks to @bonisones2 for the questions.

@2903cb No 6 Professor Catherine Barnard, University of Cambridge

@2903 CB No 6 Professor Catherine Barnard, University of Cambridge Brexit Two Years On: #MarksOutOfTen @2903cb No 6 June 22nd 2018 Professor Catherine Barnard, discusses Brexit Two Years after Brit

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

Here’s the link to yesterday’s Round table: Uber BV and others (Appellants) v Aslam and others (Respond... via @YouTube

Round table: Uber BV and others (Appellants) v Aslam and others...

Speakers: Dr Zoe Adams, Professor Catherine Barnard, Professor Simon Deakin, Ms Sarah Fraser Butlin, Professor Owen WarnockExperts from the University of Cam...

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

This is a good, balanced thread emphasising context. All the UK asked for was an FTA and it has got pretty much what it asked for with a few extras. What is striking is the sheer complexity of the text. Dispute resolution is case in point.

Raoul Ruparel

@RaoulRuparel

3 years

As many others I'm still working through the detail of the agreement & all the annexes. But some initial thoughts based on my first read & associated documents. My overriding feeling is that it is pretty much exactly as expected in many parts & largely a balanced deal. 1/

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

5 years

Here’s why:

Adam Creme

@Adam_Creme

5 years

In UK politics the biggest lie since the £350 million a week lie is the WTO lie.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

A point for the nerds about the interaction between the WA and the TCA: Article 749(4) TCA provides:

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

Not a bad showing here either @TrinCollCam

Roger Mosey

@rogermosey

3 years

For @patrick_kidd and all other friends wondering about the late-flowering @Selwyn1882 wisteria: it’s now putting on quite a show.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

1 year

The brilliant @StevePeers is already out of the starting blocks helping us through the mass of documentation.

Steve Peers

@StevePeers

1 year

Windsor Framework legal text published. Some initial comments 1/

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

But another route is being discussed. If Art. 16 is being used as a cover to suspend/rewrite the NIP, the EU might say that the rule of law has been infringed. So what's the significance? 3/8

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

7 years

This is a striking intervention by President of the ECJ.

The Times and The Sunday Times

@thetimes

7 years

Efta court offers Brexit sovereignty compromise, says top EU judge Koen Lenaerts

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

So what is Article 16, I hear you ask. Here it is.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

4 years

I’ve been having a few thoughts on the Internal Market Bill . Thanks @bonisones2 for the questions.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

And the proofs for the long-awaited new edition of Deakin & Morris have just arrived too, with input from @ZoeAdam87056149 and @SFraserButlin

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

2 years

This is a very good explainer of a complex issue 👇

Joshua Rozenberg

@JoshuaRozenberg

2 years

UK court to decide UK future: Supreme Court will consider whether Scotland can hold independence referendum New explainer, free to read:

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

Been thinking about the NIP and what the various options might be if the UK decides to take action (blue) and EU's possible reponse (orange). I am sure twitter lawyers will correct me (and non-lawyers may despair).

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

6 years

This has just arrived. Thanks to Niamh, especially, for her hard work and to @hartpublishing hartpublishing for their excellent support

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

Congratulations to all @TrinCollCam @TrinityAccess students who are graduating today. You’ve had a tough year but have made it. Many congratulations to you all. And thanks to @hughhunt for being master of ceremonies.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

Then terminate or suspend (Art 772(2)) BUT our friend proportionality is there in Art 772(3). So, it’s not a straightforward route for the EU to suspend the Treaty. 8/8

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@CSBarnard24

2 years

We’ve been struggling with understanding the TCA rules on goods. They are so different to the single market rules on free movement. Are we right? @EmilijaLeinarte @cambridgelaw

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

6 years

The master of all he surveys @TrinCollCam

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

11 months

This is a really good piece. It also effectively makes the case why the Lords and Commons need to agree on a provision controlling the use of executive power in the REUL Bill @SirJJKC @ruthmchambers @UKandEU

Paul Waugh

@paulwaugh

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Jacob Rees-Mogg's Brexit 'bonfire' of EU rules is burning UK Parliamentary sovereignty instead. Tonight's #WaughOnPolitics on how ministers, not the people, are 'taking back control'.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

Hard to argue there are ‘exceptional circumstances’ justifying instant action under para 3 since the White Paper was published in July and UK has expressed it concerns for months.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

4 years

Having sat next to him electronically today, I can say it was a magnificent shirt.

Michael Dougan

@mdouganlpool

4 years

Shirt from today's @SP_European committee hearing was indeed real, not figment of imagination: drunken purchase while in Paris on 31 January 2020, enjoying not being in Brexitland for the Loons' "Big Day". Sister politely horrified. Me utterly enraptured. Gorgeous.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

A wonderful profile of a remarkable woman ⁦ @cambridgelaw ⁩ ‘Nobody called me a lefty troublemaker because I acted against the government’

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

6 years

Telling statement from AG in Case C-123/17 Yon on EEC-Turkey Assoc Ag'mt: 'membership of the EU is the deepest and most special relationship that a State can obtain; and that any other relationship between a third country and the EU... must necessarily... be less privileged.'

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@CSBarnard24

4 months

One for REUL nerds: the parliamentary report (

Retained EU Law (REUL) parliamentary report

Sets out progress revoking and reforming retained EU law (REUL) so far and outlines plans to remove further regulations in the months and years ahead.

www.gov.uk

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

6 years

Laying it on the line. Canada +++ seems to be off the menu.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

This is intensely moving. There are many others affected by EUSS in the same way. @eumigrantworker

Michael Goulden

@mikegoulden

3 years

This is my mum, she’s 83 and has got dementia. She met my dad in 1962 when she worked for the British Army as a translator. My dad was in the Royal Artillery. They moved back to England in late 1962 and got married. My sister was born in 1963 and I was born in 1966. She worked

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

5 years

A good use of the book I have always found @StevePeers

Flora Renz

@FloraRenz

5 years

I am sorry but I am going to need a new office, because I just had to beat two massive spiders to death with Barnard & Peers’ European Union Law 😱

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

2 years

And here is the government link confirming the request for consultations with the EU over UK's (non) participation in Horizon et al: (and an explanation in the thread as to what it all means) @UKandEU @anandMenon1

Government requests consultations with EU on participation in EU science programmes

The UK Government wrote to the European Commission on 16 August 2022 to request consultations on finalising the UK’s participation in EU Programmes.

www.gov.uk

Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

2 years

Bloomberg ( @alexwickham ) is reporting that the UK government is going to start proceedings under the Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) over denying UK access to the science programmes Horizon, Copernicus, and Euratom 1/6

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

If your New Year’s Day is hanging heavily, how about a podcast on the trade deal?

@2903cb No 22 Prof Catherine Barnard: The UK & EU Trade Deal

Play @2903cb No 22 Prof Catherine Barnard: The UK & EU Trade Deal by Catherine Barnard on desktop and mobile. Play over 320 million tracks for free on SoundCloud.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

This means 'its gravity and nature would have to be of an exceptional sort that threatens peace and security or that has international repercussions'. Does pulling the plug on Arts 5-7, 10 and 12 NIP hit this threshold? If yes ... 6/8

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

5 years

These are rather striking concluding words from @akulith in her important opinion in the relocation cases against PL, HU and Cz, C-715/17 etc

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

1 year

And this is what the baby looks like. Thanks, too, to @OUP

Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

1 year

Delighted to announce the publication of the 4th edition of this beauty thanks to all our excellent contributors and to the students for reading it.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

This means that breaches of the withdrawal agreement (in the event of non-compliance with arbitration rulings under that agreement within a reasonable time) can be sanctioned by imposing trade or other sanctions under the TCA

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

4 years

Alison Young and I have tried to explain what we think is the legal position on how to extend transition under UK law, should the gov't decide to do so. Bottom line: it's not straightforward:

Delivering an extension of the transition period - UK in a changing Europe

Professor Catherine Barnard and Professor Alison Young look at the legalities around an extension to the Brexit transition period.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

Art 763 TCA deals with breach of 'rule of law' (does this require more than breach of the Treaty for which Dispute Resolution Mechanism under the Withdrawal Agreement is available (see slide)?); assuming Art. 763 is satisfied then... 4/8

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

2 years

Last session. Wonderful interview with Lady Hale @UKandEU @anandMenon1 Talks of how to be a woman in what was a man’s world. She prefers being described as swashbuckling than Beyoncé.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

5 years

⁦ @Trinity1546 ⁩ in the glorious late winter sunshine.

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

4 months

Delighted to see that my wonderful colleague and coauthor @SFraserButlin made KC. She is a talented lawyer and a brilliant teacher @cambridgelaw @eumigrantworker

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

2 years

UK was due to respond to enforcement proceedings by 15 Aug but deadline pushed back to 15 Sept at the UK's request. This will be a key decision for new PM. Will the UK play ball with the process? (6/6)

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

For non-lawyers, you may be scratching your head. 'Retained EU law' describes how EU regulations, implemented and unimplemented Directives, Treaty provisions, general principles of EU law and EU case law continue to have effect in the UK legal system post Brexit.2/6

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

Art. 763 is an 'essential element' (Art.771). This takes us to Art. 772. The process in Art. 772 is engaged only if there is a 'serious and substantial failure to fulfil any of the obligations described as essential elements in Article 771'. 5/8

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

3 years

There's a process - Partnership Council to meet to try to find a solution w/i 30 days (Art 772(2)) 7/8

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Catherine Barnard

@CSBarnard24

1 year

This is an important thread for those interested in migrant worker rights and the issue of (lack of) labour enforcement. What is described is not confined to seasonal workers. Similar accounts presented by migrant workers too @eumigrantworker @UKandEU @StevePeers @thebigbogg

Emiliano Mellino

@Mellino

1 year

1/ Yesterday there was a fascinating session of the @HLHorticulture committee looking at exploitation on the UK's seasonal worker visa scheme. There were some shocking revelations, which you probably missed because it got ZERO press coverage. So here is a 🧵 with some highlights.

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