On 30 January 2019, The Science and Technology Committee held an evidence session on Brexit, Science and Innovation: Preparations for ‘No-Deal’. The aim of the session was to explore what a no-deal Brexit would mean for the science and innovation community and consider the adequacy of what the Government and its non-departmental public bodies are doing to prepare for such an outcome.
Our submission outlined our view that the main priorities in preparing for a potential ‘no deal’ scenario are to: Secure access to research collaborations and funding; Maintain our ability to attract and retain skilled people; and Ensure regulatory stability.
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Published: 30 Jan 2019 in