Brexit

On this page, you will find our publications on European affairs and the UK’s internal post-Brexit arrangements. Topics include UK-EU relations, Brexit, the Trade and Cooperation Agreement, the Withdrawal Agreement, and constitutional affairs post-Brexit.

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UK-EU relations: the responsibilities of new Welsh Ministers

UK-EU relations are mainly governed by two key treaties: The Withdrawal Agreement sets the terms on which the UK left the EU and the Trade and Cooperation Agreement establishes their new relationship.

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Wales and the Windsor Framework

The Windsor Framework (“the Framework”), which changes parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol (“the Protocol”), marks another significant Brexit milestone. It was announced by the UK Government and the EU at the end of February. The main changes relate to trade, the UK’s internal market, and Northern Ireland’s say in the Protocol. This articles explains what we know so far about its impact in Wales.

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Wales and the UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement

The Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) sets up the UK-EU relationship following the UK’s withdrawal from the EU. This series summarises key parts of the agreement and what it means for Wales. More guides will be added as they become available.