Assimilated EU law Flashcards

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Are general principles of EU law assimilated law?

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No- they are only relevant in relation to the WA

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Can directly effective EU rights still be relied on?

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No, unless they were codified in the UK

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What is assimilated direct principal legislation, and how is it treated in comparison to direct minor legislation?

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Most EU regulations
Principal legislation is treated as if it was primary legislation under the HRA (it can’t be declared invalid due to ECHR incompatibility)

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What construction should assimilated EU law be given?

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Purposive

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Are post-transition period CJEU judgments binding in UK law?

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No- merely persuasive

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Must legislation used to enact a Directive still be read consistently with the Directive?

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No- the principle of consistent interpretation has been removed
But, the Directive would likely be used as an extrinsic aid to interpretation

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What is the new priority order for interpreting assimilated direct legislation?

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  • read it compatibly with domestic enactments as far as possible
  • in so far as it’s incompatible, it is subject to all domestic enactments
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Can a court order change the priority order of pieces of law?

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No

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When can a court make an incompatibility order?

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If there’s a conflict between assimilated direct legislation and domestic legislation

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With what 3 aims can ministers restate secondary assimilated law?

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  • resolve ambiguities
  • remove doubts/anomalies
  • improve clarity/accessibility of the law
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What is the status of s.147 TFEU in UK law (right to equal pay)?

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It was restated as secondary domestic legislation, so it’s a part of domestic law

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What is the consequence of restating or replacing assimilated law?

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It makes it a part of domestic law

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What is the status of the WA?

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It’s directly effective (EU citizens can rely on it in the UK)

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With what can a minister revoke and replace secondary assimilated law?

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He can replace it with an appropriate provision achieving the same/similar objectives

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