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DESCRIPTION: 5.5 CPD Points (Barristers) 5.5 General CPD Points (Solicitors
 ) \n\n The ICEL is delighted to organise this full-day conference in colla
 boration with our colleagues at Queen’s University Belfast to facilitate
  and stimulate meaningful dialogue on the complex legal issues facing Nort
 hern Ireland as Brexit negotiations intensify.  \n\n Topics addressed will
  include the future role of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights\, UK with
 drawal Treaty and how to maintain the status quo and mirror existing right
 s\, the role of a Bill of Rights in the Brexit context and the potential r
 emedies that will be available in respect of enforcement and implementatio
 n in the withdrawal Treaty.  There will also be a panel discussion on matt
 ers raised during the day with key stakeholders in the field. This event w
 ill bring together a range of leading experts from Ireland\, Northern Irel
 and and the United Kingdom to discuss this complex and important aspect of
  current Brexit negotiations. \n\n The event will take place on Wednesday\
 , 9th May\, 2018 at the Royal Irish Academy\, Dawson Street\, Dublin 2 fro
 m 9.45am (Registration from 9.15am) to 5.30pm.  \n\n Confirmed chairs\, sp
 eakers and topics so far include: \n\n SESSION ONE \n\n The Hon. Mrs Justi
 ce Fidelma Macken\, Chair \nProfessor Christopher McCrudden\, Queen’s Un
 iversity Belfast\, Introduction\, overview\, and the main issues \nDr John
  Temple Lang\, formerly of Cleary\, Gottlieb\, Steen &amp\; Hamilton LLP\,
  Brussels\, The Future Role of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights \nBria
 n Doherty\, former Solicitor\, Departmental Solicitor’s Office\, Belfast
 \, Content of Rights – An analysis of the International Withdrawal Treat
 y – how to maintain the status quo and mirror existing rights \nColin Ca
 ughey\, NI Human Rights Commission\, Comment     \n\n SESSION TWO \n\n The
  Hon. Mr Justice Donal O’Donnell\, Chair\, \nProfessor Colin Harvey\, Qu
 een’s University Belfast\, Brexit and the Future of Human Rights in Nort
 hern Ireland: Ways Forward?   \n\n Paddy Kelly\, Children’s Law Centre\,
  Comment   \n\n Professor Sionaidh Douglas-Scott\, Queen Mary University o
 f London\, Remedies – Requirements for enforcement and implementation in
  the Withdrawal Treaty and at domestic level  \n\n Professor Kenneth Armst
 rong\, Cambridge University\, Comment     \n\n SESSION THREE – PANEL DIS
 CUSSION \n\n Professor Anne Smith\, University of Ulster\, Chair \n\n Evel
 yn Collins\, Equality Commission NI   \n\n Dr Claire McCann\, NI Human Rig
 hts Consortium   \n\n Michael Farrell\, Solicitor  \n\n Dr Ruth Gallagher\
 , Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission \n\n If you need and invoice\
 , please email icel@tcd.ie with details of your booking. \n
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LOCATION:Dublin
ORGANIZER:mailto:icel@tcd.ie
SUMMARY:Brexit and Rights in Northern Ireland: The Role of the EU-27
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