The Role of Parliament in the UK Constitution: The Scrutiny of International Treaties and other Agreements inquiry
Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
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The power to negotiate, sign, ratify and withdraw from international treaties and agreements has traditionally been exercised by Government under the royal prerogative. However, where entering into or withdrawing from a treaty requires changes to domestic law or rights after ratification, this must be done through Parliament. There is a …
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