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Category Archives: New UK subsidy control regime
UK State Aid Law Association – Seminars on the Subsidy Control Bill
The UK State Aid Law Association invites you to attend two seminars on the Subsidy Control Bill currently before Parliament. The first seminar will be hosted at Shearman & Sterling offices in London on Wednesday, 24 November between 6:30–7:30 pm … Continue reading
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Resources on the Subsidy Control Bill
As the Subsidy Control Bill is now before Parliament, I thought it would be useful to collect together resources on the Bill, debates on it, and articles being written about it. I will also try to summarise key issues that … Continue reading
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The Subsidy Control Bill 2021: key questions for Parliament to consider (by Jonathan Branton and Alexander Rose, DWF)
Note: this article by Jonathan and Alex is particularly timely as the Subsidy Control Bill is getting its Second Reading in the House of Commons today (22 September). The Subsidy Control Bill will have its second reading in Parliament … Continue reading
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The UK’s Proposed Revisions to Article 10 of the Northern Ireland Protocol: a Sensible Basis for Negotiation
This post, written by George Peretz Q.C. of Monckton Chambers and James Webber of Shearman & Sterling, assesses the UK’s proposed revisions to Article 10 of the NI Protocol. Introduction Subject to the qualification that it applies only to “measures which affect that … Continue reading
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THE SUBSIDY CONTROL BILL AND DEVOLUTION: A BALANCED REGIME?
The Subsidy Control Bill introduced to Parliament at the end of June applies across the United Kingdom. It has significant implications for the devolved administrations. The provisions of the Bill are summarised here. But, in essence, the scheme of the … Continue reading
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The Subsidy Control Bill: a short summary
NOTE: the following blog is an adapted version of an earlier post on https://eurelationslaw.com/. Subscribers who have their own comments or thoughts on the Bill are invited either to comment below or to send more detailed thoughts, amounting to a … Continue reading
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Subsidy Control after Brexit – a practitioner’s perspective
By Alex Kynoch and Angelica Hymers (This article was first published in Local Government Lawyer, www.localgovernmentlawyer.co.uk.) Back in late 2020, we waited expectantly for news of what the rules on state aid were going to be when the Brexit transition … Continue reading
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Institute for Government report on the design of a new UK subsidy control regime.
The subsidy control consultation closed two months ago. And the subsidy control bill, announced in the Queen’s speech, is expected soon. In the meantime, a report from the Institute for Government, Taking Back Control of Subsidies, published at the end … Continue reading
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Joint Working Party of the UK Bars and Law Societies on Competition Law responds to the BEIS Consultation on the new UK subsidy control regime
The Joint Working Party of the UK Bars and Law Societies on Competition Law responded to the BEIS consultation on the new UK subsidy control regime. A copy of its response is here.
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How the United Kingdom can create a better Subsidy Control system: by Jonathan Branton and Alexander Rose, DWF Law LLP
At a time when the UK is faced by the worst economic slump for 300 years[1] it needs strong and clear Subsidy Control rules. A lot of time and energy was expended disassociating from the sphere of EU State aid … Continue reading
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