Policy paper

The United Kingdom’s exit from and new partnership with the European Union White Paper

This White Paper provides Parliament and the country with a clear vision of what we are seeking to achieve in negotiating our exit from, and new partnership with, the European Union.

• From: Department for Exiting the European Union and The Rt Hon David Davis MP
• Published: 2 February 2017
• Last updated: 15 May 2017 — See all updates

This was published under the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government

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This White Paper confirms the Prime Minister’s vision of an independent, truly global UK and an ambitious future relationship with the EU.

On 17 January 2017 the Prime Minister set out the 12 principles which will guide the government in fulfilling the democratic will of the people of the United Kingdom. In this White Paper the government sets out the basis for these priorities and the approach to forging a new strategic partnership between the United Kingdom and the EU.

Read the Minister of State’s oral statement.

Published 2 February 2017
Last updated 15 May 2017 + show all updates

1. 15 May 2017

   Welsh language version added

2. 2 February 2017

   Columns incorrectly positioned in Chart 7.1, now corrected.

3. 2 February 2017

   First published.