'Concerns' over Gardaí and PSNI maintaining co-operation post-Brexit

'Concerns' over Gardaí and PSNI maintaining co-operation post-Brexit

The Committee on the Future Relationship with the European Union said it had “particular concerns” about maintaining co-operation once the UK formally withdraws from EU arrangements on New Year’s Day.

Britain needs to draw up bilateral policing agreements with Ireland to ensure law enforcement agencies in the North can continue the current high-level of co-operation from January 1, a British all-party parliamentary committee has said.

The Committee on the Future Relationship with the European Union said it had “particular concerns” about maintaining co-operation once the UK formally withdraws from EU arrangements on New Year’s Day.

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