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Brexit bulletin—launch of negotiations, Queen’s Speech & relocation of EU agencies

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Published on: 22 June 2017

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Brexit negotiations commence in Brussels
General Affairs Council (Article 50) discusses relocation of EU agencies
Brexit dominates the Queen's Speech 2017
European Council convenes and discusses Brexit 'in the margins'
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Public Law analysis: This week, one year after the UK’s referendum on EU membership, preparations for Brexit entered a new phase. Key updates include: the official launch of Brexit negotiations in Brussels, the Queen’s Speech 2017 focussing on delivering Brexit, and discussion among EU leaders on key Brexit issues including the relocation of EU agencies.

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