Tim Moore, Author at Research Matters

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EU exit regulations and Northern Ireland

26th October 201827th November 2018 Tim Moore

Reading Time: 4 minutes A high profile consequence of the continuing failure to establish an Executive and fully functioning Assembly was the legislative passage

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Brexit Democracy and Government

European Union (Withdrawal) Bill: Back in the Commons

13th November 201727th March 2018 Tim Moore Constitutional affairs

Reading Time: 3 minutes The European Union (Withdrawal) Bill returns to the House of Commons this week. MPs will consider the Bill in a Committee

Royal Courts of Justice, Belfast, incorporating the High Court (Image: Suzanne Mischyshyn, Creative Commons)

Brexit Democracy and Government

Another week of Brexit-related developments

7th October 20166th July 2017 Tim Moore

Reading Time: 4 minutes This week has seen a number of announcements made which will have a bearing on the process of UK withdrawal

The Flag of Europe (Image: Bob, under Creative Commons)

Brexit Democracy and Government Justice

The courts and the EU Referendum: a week of action

30th September 20166th July 2017 Tim Moore European Union Institutions, Referendum policy

Reading Time: 3 minutes The past seven days have seen significant developments in relation to EU referendum related action in the courts at both

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