Brexit Resolution.pdf

The European Parliament resolution addresses the UK's notification to withdraw from the EU, emphasizing the need for orderly exit negotiations, protection of EU citizens' interests, and unity among the remaining 27 member states. The resolution recalls the UK's rights and obligations as a member state until withdrawal, opposes the UK's intention to remain outside the EU's jurisdiction, and stresses the importance of good faith and transparency in negotiations. It also highlights concerns about the impact on Northern Ireland, Scotland, and the Good Friday Agreement, and calls for the EU to reflect on its future and make the European project more effective, democratic, and closer to its citizens. Key points include:

The UK's withdrawal notification starts the exit process
The European Parliament will protect EU citizens' interests throughout the process
Negotiations will be conducted between the UK and the European Commission on behalf of the EU and its 27 member states
The UK must enjoy all rights and fulfill all obligations deriving from the Treaties until it leaves the EU
The UK's intention to remain outside the EU's jurisdiction and its refusal to make a general contribution to the EU budget are noted
The resolution opposes the UK's potential negotiation of trade agreements with third countries before its withdrawal
* The EU must prioritize an orderly exit, legal stability, and limiting disruption to citizens and legal entities.