Brexit legislation tracker


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Practice notes
Brexit

Brexit legislation tracker


Published by a ½Û×ÓÊÓƵ Public Law expert

Practice notes
Brexit
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This Practice Note tracks the progress of UK legislation introduced as part of the legislative project associated with the UK’s withdrawal from the EU. It includes a Brexit SI database collating details of draft and enacted secondary legislation associated with Brexit.

Quick links

Click on the links below to jump to the relevant section or tracker.

Practice area trackers

Click on the links below to redirect to trackers covering Brexit legislation in specific practice areas:

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    Commercial

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    Corporate Crime

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    Dispute Resolution

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    Employment

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    Energy

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    Environment

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    Financial Services

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    Information Law

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    Intellectual Property

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    Life Sciences

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    Local Government

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    Pensions

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    Property

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    R&I

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    Tax

For further updates and guidance specific to individual practice areas, see: Brexit toolkit.

Brexit SIs

Click on the link below for details and access to the Brexit SI database:

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    Brexit SI database

Brexit Bills in progress

Click on the link below to jump to the following Brexit Bill in progress:

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    Northern Ireland Protocol Bill [Archived]

Brexit Bills given Royal Assent

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