The European Scrutiny Committee is a select committee of the House of Commons in the Parliament of the United Kingdom. The remit of the Committee is to assess the legal and political importance of each EU document, and decide which EU documents are debated. The committee also monitors the activities of UK Ministers in the Council, and keeps legal, procedural and institutional developments in the EU under review. [1]
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March 2012

Minutes of EvidenceHC 1799

Reinforcing the eurozone

February 2012

Minutes of EvidenceHC 1799

REINFORCING THE EUROZONE

January 2012

Draft Agreement on a Unified Patent Court and Draft Statute

December 2011

Coordination of Social Security within the European Economic Area-Application of the UK's JHA Opt-in

  • Rt Hon Chris Grayling MP, Department for Work and Pensions gave evidence on 7 Dec. [8]
  • Liz Tillett, Deputy Director, International Unit gave evidence on 7 Dec. [8]
  • Martin Charnley, Legal Advisor, EU, International and ECHR Coordination Team gave evidence on 7 Dec. [8]
  • Fiona Kilpatrick, Managing EU Policy Team gave evidence on 7 Dec. [8]

September 2011

Minutes of EvidenceHC 1492-i

  • Rt Hon Kenneth Clarke QC, Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice gave evidence on 7 Sep. [7]
  • Daniel Denman, Assistant Director, Information and Human Rights Team, Legal Directorate gave evidence on 7 Sep. [7]
  • Katie Pettifer, Deputy Director, Information and Human Rights, Justice Policy Group gave evidence on 7 Sep. [7]

July 2011

The European Investigation Order and Parliamentary Scrutiny of Opt-In Decisions

  • Rt Hon Theresa May MP, Secretary of State for Home Affairs gave evidence on 6 Jul. [6]
  • Alistair Robinson, Home Office gave evidence on 6 Jul. [6]
  • Emma Gibbons, Home Office gave evidence on 6 Jul. [6]

June 2011

Withdrawal from enhanced cooperation: the Committee's evidence session with Baroness Wilcox

May 2011

Enhanced cooperation for the EU Patent: etc

December 2010

The EU Bill: Restrictions on Treaties and Decisions relating to the EU

  • Professor Simon Hix, Professor of European and Comparative Politics, Department gave evidence on 8 Dec. [2]
  • Professor Ken Minogue, Professor Emeritus at the Department of Government gave evidence on 8 Dec. [2]
  • Sir John Grant KCMG, Former UK Permanent Representative to the European Union gave evidence on 15 Dec. [3]

November 2010

The EU Bill and Parliamentary sovereignty

  • Professor Paul Craig, Professor in English Law, St John's College, Oxford gave evidence on 22 Nov. [10]