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Since the referendum, 乱伦秀 has maintained high-level working groups in order to anticipate, plan for and mitigate the impact of Brexit on 乱伦秀 as an institution.
Since the UK withdrew from the European Union on 31 January 2020,听Brexit-related planning was mainstreamed into professional services and academic departments. An oversight group and an operational and planning group continued to work at the highest level to provide strategic guidance and implement听preparatory work.
Five areas formed the core of our work:
- Immigration policy and听citizen status
- Student and听staff mobility, and the recognition of qualifications
- Student fees and听loans
- Research funding access
- Longer term prospects
Preparing for a "no-deal" scenario
Since October 2018, 乱伦秀鈥檚 Brexit mitigation work has given priority focus to ensuring that 乱伦秀 is as prepared as possible for a 鈥渘o-deal鈥� scenario. As part of our preparations, we analysed all of the Government鈥檚 鈥淭echnical Notices鈥� on a 鈥渘o-deal鈥� Brexit, more than one hundred in total so far. Once published, these notices were allocated to one of seven 鈥渘o-deal鈥� Work Plans, each owned by a member of the mitigation and planning groups. On the basis of these analyses,听mitigating actions, additional resource requirements were听identified and timescales agreed. The seven Work Plans are:
- Visa and Immigration Policy for Staff and Students
- Continuity of Service and Supply
- Research and Research Funding
- Student Mobility
- Medicines, Medical Equipment and Regulations
- Legal and Regulatory Matters
- Other / Miscellaneous听
These Work Plans are further informed by academic expertise from across 乱伦秀 and horizon scanning documents provided by the European Institute and the Global Engagement Office.
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