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Category Archives: Brexit issues
Leading UK lawyers write to PM on subsidy control after transition
On 18 September, a number of leading lawyers with expertise in the area of subsidies and State aid, many of them members of UKSALA and with a wide spectrum of views on Brexit, wrote a joint letter to the Prime … Continue reading
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The future of State aid law in the UK – should the UK adopt strong or weak rules?
By Jonathan Branton and Alexander Rose, DWF Law LLP The Financial Times reports that the UK Government is split on the design of the UK’s future State aid regime, with a faction led by Dominic Cummings arguing that the UK … Continue reading
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Squaring the circle: Level playing field provisions and the negotiation of a UK-EU free trade agreement
Note: We are delighted to publish this article by Totis Kotsonis (partner at Pinsent Masons): the article was originally published on 3 March 2020 on on the Kluwer Competition Law Blog but retains its relevance as an important contribution to the … Continue reading
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Compromise Position for Subsidy Control in a UK/EU FTA
James Webber[1] The Government has an announced intention to introduce a subsidy control regime[2]. This will be strongly informed by the Agreement with the EU – which will inevitably need to be reached first. In my view, the subsidy control … Continue reading
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EU White Paper on foreign subsidies: levelling the playing field or crossing the line?
Summary of the proposals On 17 June, the Commission published a White Paper on “levelling the playing field as regards foreign subsidies”. The Commission identifies a number of problems that foreign subsidies can cause in the EU internal market: foreign subsidies to … Continue reading
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Does Covid-19 provide the UK with a basis for denouncing the Northern Ireland Protocol?
In a recent blog post for Global Vision, Professor David Collins argued that the Covid-19 crisis provides a basis in international law for the United Kingdom to withdraw from the Ireland/Northern Ireland Protocol (“the Protocol”), which forms part of the Withdrawal … Continue reading
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BEIS responds to the House of Lords EU Committee letter on level playing field issues
The House of Lords EU Committee yesterday published BEIS’ response to the Committee’s letter on the Government’s position on level playing field commitments – a key issue in the negotiations between the United Kingdom and the EU on their future relationship. … Continue reading
Is there any scope for agreement between the EU and UK on subsidies?
It is a truth universally acknowledged that the gap between the EU’s position and that of the UK on level playing field commitments, and in particular State aid, is the largest obstacle to the conclusion of a final relationship agreement … Continue reading
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House of Lords EU Internal Market Select Committee writes to BEIS about the UK anti-subsidy regime after transition
On 2 April, the House of Lords EU Internal Market Sub-Committee wrote to Paul Scully MP, the Minister for Small Business, Consumers and Labour Markets about the Government’s plans for a UK subsidy regime after Brexit and the Goverment’s approach … Continue reading
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UKSALA event on UK subsidy control after Brexit now available to watch online
Particularly at the moment when we are all more or less confined to our homes, we are grateful again to Shearman & Sterling for making available a full video recording of the UKSALA panel discussion of UK anti subsidy law … Continue reading
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