United Kingdom Internal Market Bill (HL Bill 135)
EXPLANATORY NOTES
Explanatory notes to the Bill, prepared by the Department for Business, Energy and
Industrial Strategy have been ordered to be published as HL Bill 135—EN.
EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS
Lord Callanan has made the following statement under section 19(1)(a) of the Human
Rights Act 1998:
In my view the provisions of the United Kingdom Internal Market Bill are compatible
with the Convention rights.
Contents
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Introductory
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Mutual recognition: goods
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Non-discrimination: goods
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Exclusions from market access principles
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Supplementary
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UK market access: professional qualifications and regulation
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Independent advice on and monitoring of UK internal market
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General provision about functions under Part 4
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Reporting, advisory and monitoring functions
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31.Monitoring and reporting on the operation of the UK internal market
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32.Advising etc on proposed regulatory provisions on request
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33.Provision of report on request after regulatory provision is passed or made
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34.Report on request on provision considered to have detrimental effects
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37.General advice and information with regard to exercise of functions
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Information-gathering powers
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Interpretation
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Northern Ireland's place in the UK internal market and customs territory
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Unfettered access
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Notifications under Article 10 of the Northern Ireland Protocol
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Certain provisions to have effect notwithstanding inconsistency or incompatibility with international or other domestic law
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Services to which section 18 (mutual recognition) does not apply
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Services to which sections 19 and 20 (non-discrimination) do not apply
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Authorisation requirements to which section 18 (mutual recognition) does not apply
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Regulatory requirements to which sections 19 and 20 (non-discrimination) do not apply
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Constitution etc of Office for the Internal Market panel and task groups