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Viviane Gravey

Viviane Gravey

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Belfast

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  • Brexit & Environment

    By Viviane Gravey| Brexit & Environment@ The Assembly is back from summer recess, and we finally have a draft Programme for Government – “Doing What Matters Most”. This offers us a good opportunity to take stock: what exactly is the NI Executive planning to do for the environment? By looking at the draft PFG as well as the Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs questions answered in the Assembly earlier this week, we can identify, first, which environmental issues have earned a mention, which have been left off the agenda.

    By Viviane Gravey · Brexit & Environment

    Sep. 12, 2024

  • Third time the charm? Comparing the Welsh approach to environmental principles with the rest of the UK

    By Viviane Gravey, Ludivine Petetin| Brexit & Environment@ Whether we will see divergence or convergence in areas of devolved competence after Brexit has been a recurring question since the 2016 referendum. A simple answer is – both… and it depends on where/what we are looking at. Take environmental governance: one body for England and Northern Ireland (convergence) but a different body for Scotland (divergence). As for principles, England, Northern Ireland and Scotland have the same list of principles but each have their different guidance.

    By Viviane Gravey, Ludivine Petetin · Brexit & Environment

    Apr. 11, 2024

  • Brexit & Environment

    By Viviane Gravey| Brexit & Environment@ The Assembly is back from summer recess, and we finally have a draft Programme for Government – “Doing What Matters Most”. This offers us a good opportunity to take stock: what exactly is the NI Executive planning to do for the environment? By looking at the draft PFG as well as the Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs questions answered in the Assembly earlier this week, we can identify, first, which environmental issues have earned a mention, which have been left off the agenda.

    By Viviane Gravey · Brexit & Environment

    Sep. 12, 2024

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