Invited oral evidence to the Political and Constitutional Reform Committee: Devolution and exiting the European Union: reconciling differences and building strong relationships

Sarah Ayres

Invited oral evidence to the Political and Constitutional Reform Committee: Devolution and exiting the European Union: reconciling differences and building strong relationships

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter in a book

Original language	English
Title of host publication	House of Commons Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
Subtitle of host publication	Devolution and exiting the EU: Reconciling differences and building strong relationships
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	House of Commons: London
Publication status	Published - 8 Aug 2018

Keywords

Brexit
European Union
English Governance
Devolution

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Ayres, S. (2018). Invited oral evidence to the Political and Constitutional Reform Committee: Devolution and exiting the European Union: reconciling differences and building strong relationships. In House of Commons Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee: Devolution and exiting the EU: Reconciling differences and building strong relationships [HC484] House of Commons: London.

Ayres, Sarah. / Invited oral evidence to the Political and Constitutional Reform Committee : Devolution and exiting the European Union: reconciling differences and building strong relationships. House of Commons Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee: Devolution and exiting the EU: Reconciling differences and building strong relationships. London : House of Commons: London, 2018.

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Ayres, S 2018, Invited oral evidence to the Political and Constitutional Reform Committee: Devolution and exiting the European Union: reconciling differences and building strong relationships. in House of Commons Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee: Devolution and exiting the EU: Reconciling differences and building strong relationships., HC484, House of Commons: London, London.

Invited oral evidence to the Political and Constitutional Reform Committee : Devolution and exiting the European Union: reconciling differences and building strong relationships. / Ayres, Sarah.

House of Commons Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee: Devolution and exiting the EU: Reconciling differences and building strong relationships. London : House of Commons: London, 2018. HC484.

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Ayres S. Invited oral evidence to the Political and Constitutional Reform Committee: Devolution and exiting the European Union: reconciling differences and building strong relationships. In House of Commons Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee: Devolution and exiting the EU: Reconciling differences and building strong relationships. London: House of Commons: London. 2018. HC484