Article 50
The UK Government has agreed with the EU a further extension of the Article 50 period to 31 January 2020. If the Withdrawal Agreement is ratified by both sides before that date the UK will leave EU earlier, but in that case it would leave with a deal. The legal default in UK and EU law remains that, until a deal is agreed and ratified, there is a risk of a no deal exit at the end of the extension period on 31 January 2020.
Guidance
Correspondence
- Letter from ACPO - Exit from the European Union: Medicines and Medical Supplies - 11 February 2019
- Letter from ACPO to HSC - preparations for exit from the EU - 11 Feb 2019
- EU Exit preparedness - 28 February 2019
- EU Exit - Letter to General Practitioners - 5 March 2019
- Contingency Planning for EU Exit - Letter to MLA Health Representatives - 13 March 2019
- Preparing for EU Exit - Letter to GOS Practices - 13 March 2019
- Preparing for EU Exit - Letter to General Dental Practitioners (GDPs) - 13 March 2019
- Letter to Southern Area Hospice Services - EU Exit Information - 19 March 2019
- Letter to LCTA - EU Exit Information - 19 March 2019
- Letter to Marie Curie Hospice - EU Exit Information - 19 March 2019
- Letter to Foyle Hospice - EU Exit Information - 19 March 2019
- Letter to NI Hospice - EU Exit Information - 19 March 2019
- EU Exit Preparedness - Memo from Richard Pengelly - 16 April 2019
- Letter from Cathy Harrison - Continuity of supply of medicines and medical products into the UK - 3 July 2019
- Letter from La’Verne Montgomery Director of Corporate Management on DoH Preparations for EU Exit - 11 September 2019
- EU Exit Note for Employees working in the Health Sector
- EU Exit Note for Employees working in the Health Sector - Edn 2
Frequently Asked Questions
- General questions - Updated Sept 19
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