Proceeding contribution from Robert Jenrick (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 17 January 2017. It occurred during Ministerial statement on New Partnership with the EU.
New Partnership with the EU
I am loth to disagree with my parliamentary neighbour, my right hon. and learned Friend the Member for Rushcliffe (Mr Clarke)—people are trying to build a statue of him in my constituency, but I put that to one side—but I cannot think of a single trade treaty between the EU and another country that uses the European Court of Justice to organise its dispute issues. Every treaty that the EU has ever signed, as far as I am aware, uses either an international arbitration system or the World Trade Organisation, so there is absolutely no reason why my right hon. Friend and the Government could not achieve that in our negotiations.
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- Conditions of employment Counter-terrorism Crime Devolution British nationals abroad Cross border cooperation EU countries Immigration controls Jurisdiction EU law Innovation EU nationals Free movement of people Overseas trade Republic of Ireland Security Science European Court of Justice Common commercial policy Common customs tariffs UK trade with EU Common travel area Customs unions Brexit
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