European Union Committee
Brexit: agriculture
20th Report of Session 2016-17 - published 3 May 2017 - HL Paper 169
Contents
Agriculture and food in the UK
Chapter 2: Withdrawing from the Common Agricultural Policy
The development of the Common Agricultural Policy
Conclusions and recommendations
Chapter 3: Future trade in agri-food products
Figure 1: Trade with the EU as percentage of total trade for key agricultural commodities
World Trade Organization and agriculture
The UK’s new WTO schedules of concessions
Figure 2: Average final bound tariff rates applied by the EU by broad category of goods
Splitting the Aggregate Measurement of Support (AMS)
Box 2: Domestic agricultural support
Conclusions and recommendations
Negotiating a UK-EU trade agreement
Priorities for trade with the EU
Supply chains and agricultural inputs
Conclusions and recommendations
Non-EU trade agreements and tariffs
Non-EU trade agreements and standards
Box 5: The beef hormone dispute
Conclusions and recommendations
Conclusions and recommendations
Chapter 4: The regulatory framework
Box 6: Objectives of the Common Agricultural Policy
Criticisms of the Common Agricultural Policy
Conclusions and recommendations
Potential pan-UK policy framework
Conclusions and recommendations
Conclusions and recommendations
Conclusions and recommendations
Chapter 5: Withdrawing from CAP financial support
Table 1: CAP allocations in the UK 2014–2020
Funding in the context of Brexit
Competitiveness and CAP alignment
Conclusions and recommendations
Funding and the UK’s internal market
Conclusions and recommendations
Conclusions and recommendations
Reasons for local labour shortage
Conclusions and recommendations
Conclusions and recommendations
Conclusions and recommendations
Summary of conclusions and recommendations
Appendix 1: List of Members and declarations of interest
Evidence is published online at http://www.parliament.uk/brexit-agriculture and available for inspection at the Parliamentary Archives (020 7219 3074).
Q in footnotes refers to a question in oral evidence.