Conference motion on Brexit
Labour’s conference voted in favour of this motion on Brexit.
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The true choice on Brexit
How does Britain really divide?
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Early consequences of the Leave vote
What were the first consequences of the UK’s vote to leave?
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50 EU benefits #50
Cosmetics tested on animals are banned from the EU, even if made elsewhere.
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50 EU benefits #49
Every £1 we spend on international aid through the EU is matched by £6.
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50 EU benefits #48
In discrimination cases, burden of proof lies with offender not victim.
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50 EU benefits #47
In discrimination cases, burden of proof lies with offender not victim.
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50 EU benefits #46
Criminals don’t respect borders. Nor does pollution. We need joint solutions to Europe-wide problems.
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EU spending
How do we spend our shared EU budget?
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50 EU benefits #45
British citizens can live, work, travel & retire in any EU country.
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50 EU benefits #44
15% of UK academic staff are from other EU countries.
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Deciding on EU spending
Who decides on EU spending?
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50 EU benefits #43
The EU Nature Directive has helped slow the loss of our protected sites.
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Sport and dimension of identity
One identity can have multiple dimensions.
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50 EU benefits #42
We return our wanted criminals from EU (or deport them) in days, not decades.
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50 EU benefits #41
4.5 million UK jobs are linked to trade with the EU.
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50 EU benefits #40
EU awareness campaigns aim to reduce violence against women and girls.
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50 EU benefits #39
Part-time workers enjoy the same pay & leave as full-time colleagues.
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50 EU benefits #38
EU rules allow at least 14 days to return a product if you change your mind.
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50 EU benefits #37
Between 2007-2012, UK received over £466m EU funding for health research.
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50 EU benefits #36
Victims of violence get protection & support thanks to the EU.
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50 EU benefits #35
The UK gets some 22% of European research grants, more than any other country.
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More lawmaking in the EU
What democratic checks exist in the EU system?
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Lawmaking in the EU
What roles do the various elected bodies play in making EU law?
