08/12/2017
Given the spectacular failure of David Davis to deliver credible (or any) impact assessments, I've been asked to produce a list of sites which offer information on the impacts of Brexit.
This comes after the publication of a
House of Lords Report on the impact of a hard or "no deal" Brexit, trailed by the
Guardian on the day of publication.
Without further ado, therefore, I have compiled with the assistance of readers, a list of links to relevant sites, which I append below. I will ask Pete to put up a link on the menu toolbar (above) and then add to and refine the list, to provide an ongoing resource.
If the pic looks familiar, it's one I used
here, dealing with customs and related issues. Anyway, here is the list (most, but not all from EU Ref):
1.
Aerospace industry and
here
2.
Airlines and
here;
3.
Airlines: Third Country Operators;
4.
Air Traffic Management;
5.
Animal Exports;
6.
Automotive industry (vehicle certification) and
here;
7.
Bloodstock Sports (Horseracing);
8.
British Standards Institute (CENELEC etc);
9.
CETA and EU exports;
10.
Chemicals (REACH) and
here;
11.
Cosmetics;
12.
Customs systems;
13.
Damage Assessment (Adding it up);
14.
Digital Market;
15.
Driving Licenses, etc ;
16.
Euratom (Pete North);
17.
Financial contributions (Monograph 3);
18.
Financial Services (Monograph 14) and
Select Committee Report;
19.
Fishing;
20.
Food exports;
21.
Formula 1 (Racing cars) ;
22.
Geographical Indications;
23.
Hazardous Area Equipment;
24.
Medical Isotopes;
25.
Maritime Surveillance;
26.
Meat Industry;
27.
Passenger Lifts;
28.
Passport Union;
29.
Pharmaceuticals Industries (Medicines);
30.
Pharmaceutical Ingredients;
31.
Port Operations and
here;
32.
Third Country Status;
33.
Timber and related products;
34.
Trade cooperation;
and also â¦
35.
European Parliament Impact Studies.
Any suggestions for further entries would be appreciated.