Does the departure from the EU mark a restoration in British sovereignty?

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Parliamentary sovereignty

  • Restored

    • Plmt has supreme authority

    • UK no longer subject to EU law

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Policy competences

  • Returned to UK govt and Plmt

    • UK govt and plmt make law, not the EU

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Accountability

  • Voters greater opportunity to hold govt to account in areas EU originally had competence

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Globalisation

  • No state can truly act independently on issues such as the environment, migration and the economy

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Pooling of sovereignty

  • Pooling of sovereignty in EU allowed UK to achieve policy objectives otherwise not possible

  • Gave UK greater influence in Euopean and world affairs

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Post-Brexit deal

  • Could entail loss of sovereignty if UK-EU relationship similar to that of EU-Norway or EU-Switzerland