Motion or amendment: Future EU Relationship
Motion or amendment by Mr Matthew O'Toole on .
- MLA
- Mr Matthew O'Toole
- Party at the time
- Social Democratic and Labour Party
- Date
- 5 November 2024
- Type
- Motion or amendment
- Business
- Motion · Private Members' Motion
- Heading
- Future EU Relationship
- Assembly identifier
- Document 416629
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Text
Future EU Relationship
That this Assembly notes the beginning of the democratic consent process; calls for the Executive to continue their efforts to operate the Protocol/Windsor Framework as smoothly as possible; further calls on the Secretary of State to ensure that any independent review into the functioning of the Windsor Framework, as provided for under Schedule 6a of the Northern Ireland Act 1998, investigates and makes proposals to the UK and EU on other related post-Brexit issues affecting all communities in Northern Ireland, including, but not limited to, disruptions to cross-border trade in services and provision of public services, improved access to Erasmus for Northern Ireland-based students and institutions, increased participation for Northern Ireland residents and community organisations in the fullest possible range of EU programmes, increased support for Northern Ireland businesses to maximise the advantages of dual market access, options for Northern Ireland representation in the European Parliament reflecting our rights as EU citizens and obligations under EU law, and any other measures which could bring economic or social benefits to this region befitting its unique post-Brexit status.
179 words. Text as published by the Northern Ireland Assembly.
Divisions on this item
- 18 November 2024: Future EU Relationship – The Motion, As Amended, Was Carried
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