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Intergovernmental activity update Q1 2024
Author: Annie Bosse
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PDF Published: Thursday 25 Apr 2024 (SB 24-20)
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    • Introduction
    • Highlights
    • Intergovernmental activity
      • Interministerial meetings
      • Common frameworks
    • UK internal market
      • UK Internal Market Act exclusions
    • Legislative consent
    • Further information

Image: Highlights

Image: Intergovernmental activity

The infographic shows three circles under 'Legislative consent granted', 1 under 'Legislative consent withheld', and two under 'Legislative consent memorandums lodged'.

Image: Legislative consent

The infographic shows the number of interministerial meetings. Finance Interministerial Standing Committee meetings: 2, IMG Elections and Registration: 1, IMG Justice: 1, IMG UK-EU Relations: 1, IMG Transport matters: 1.

Image: Interministerial meetings

The infographic represents the number of common frameworks at different scrutiny stages. Under 'Finalised' there is one circle. Under 'Published provisionally' there are 22 circles: 21 under 'Scrutiny completed' and one under 'Scrutiny in progress'.

Image: Common frameworks

The infographic shows two exclusions (single use plastics and heat networks) operating and three exclusions (Deposit Return Scheme, Glue traps, Disposable vapes) under discussion.

Image: UK Internal Market Act 2020 exclusions to market access principles discussed at intergovernmental level

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