VIRTUAL EVENT: Protecting EU citizens’ rights after Brexit: the view from the Independent Monitoring Authority
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Friday 14 May 2021, 13:00 - 14:00
This is a live online event. Please do not travel to the Institute.
The future of EU citizens living in the UK was one of the big sticking points of the Brexit talks. In the 2019 Withdrawal Agreement, the UK agreed to establish an Independent Monitoring Authority to oversee the protections of the rights of EU citizens living in the UK before the end of the transition period.
What are the IMA’s priorities?
What are its concerns?
What progress has been made and what are the key challenges ahead?
Five months after the IMA’s launch, and with the 30 June deadline for EU citizens to register for settled, or pre-settled, status fast approaching, the IfG is pleased to welcome the new IMA chair and members of its senior team for a wide-ranging discussion on the IMA’s vital role.
The event will be joined by:
Sir Ashley Fox, Chair of the Independent Monitoring Authority
Kate Chamberlain, Chief Executive of the Independent Monitoring Authority
Pam Everett, Director of Operational Delivery at the Independent Monitoring Authority
Rhys Davies, General Counsel at the Independent Monitoring Authority
The event will be chaired by Jill Rutter, Senior Fellow at the Institute for Government
There will be the opportunity for audience questions during the event via the questions and answers panel option.
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