Legislation to scrap parts of NI Protocol ‘will not breach international law’

Belfast Telegraph

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Legislation to scrap parts of NI Protocol ‘will not breach international law’

Legislation to scrap parts of NI Protocol ‘will not breach international law’

Belfast Telegraph

Published 12 Jun 2022

Legislation giving ministers power to scrap parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol will not breach international law, Brandon Lewis has insisted.

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