Plans for a scheme to replace EU funding after Brexit are yet to be published, with ongoing uncertainty preventing local areas from securing vital investment into their local economies, councils say.
Councils are calling on the Government to urgently set out a plan to replace the European Structural and Investment Fund programme when it comes to an end in December next year.
New report says Brexit has exposed deep-seated problems with parliamentary processes and highlighted uncertainties in the relationship between government ministers and MPs.
The Committee describes the current parliamentary processes of treaty scrutiny as limited, anachronistic and inadequate, and recommends the establishment of a new treaty scrutiny committee.