George Will on Brexit --
Gove believes that most of the British public, and even most members of Parliament, see the familiar trappings and procedures of the House of Commons — the mace, question time — and think nothing has changed. But most of binding law in Britain — estimates vary from 55 percent to 65 percent — does not arise from the Parliament in Westminster but from the European Commission in Brussels.
Carefully written and sourced actual assessment of this percentage --
It's possible to justify any measure between about 15% to 50% depending on which definition of 'UK law' you look at.
Gove believes that most of the British public, and even most members of Parliament, see the familiar trappings and procedures of the House of Commons — the mace, question time — and think nothing has changed. But most of binding law in Britain — estimates vary from 55 percent to 65 percent — does not arise from the Parliament in Westminster but from the European Commission in Brussels.
Carefully written and sourced actual assessment of this percentage --
It's possible to justify any measure between about 15% to 50% depending on which definition of 'UK law' you look at.
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