Article XXIV (also referred to as Article 24) of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) recently came into focus when Conservative Party leadership candidate and potential future UK Prime … [Read more...] about GATT Article XXIV (Article 24) under the spotlight
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What is the Customs Union?
As we continue to navigate the uncertainty that Brexit brings to trade, it's essential to understand what the Customs Union is and how the current landscape could change if and when the UK departs … [Read more...] about What is the Customs Union?
Saudi Arms Case – Government told to ask the right questions, and answer them
The Court of Appeal's decision in R (on the application of Campaign Against Arms Trade) v Secretary of State for International Trade presents a rare example of a successful challenge on … [Read more...] about Saudi Arms Case – Government told to ask the right questions, and answer them
Another reminder of the wide margin of discretion afforded in making complex decisions
R (Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee & Anr) v Secretary of State for Health The vast majority of prescriptions made by the NHS in England each year are dispensed by retail … [Read more...] about Another reminder of the wide margin of discretion afforded in making complex decisions
Government consults on changes to food allergen labelling
Working together, the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra) and the Food Standards Agency have issued a consultation on proposed changes to food allergen labelling in … [Read more...] about Government consults on changes to food allergen labelling
The treatment of ex post facto reasons in judicial review
Going to a bookmakers and placing a bet on the outcome of a lottery (known as 'secondary betting') is distinct from participating in a lottery by buying a lottery ticket. The distinction is important … [Read more...] about The treatment of ex post facto reasons in judicial review