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Brexit -Perspective on both sides of the Channel

and the current situation in both France and U.K.
Guest Speakers:
​
The Rt Hon Dominic Grieve QC MP
The French Deputy Alexandre Holroyd


Thursday 14th of March 2019 
Talk from 7.00pm to 8.30pm
FBS MEMBERS: £15.00 

FBS MEMBERS' GUESTS: £20.00 

Committee Room 1, House of Lords, London SW1A 0PW
(Nearest tube: Westminster)
(Please allow 30 minutes to clear Security; Photographic ID required) ​

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Brexit Perspective from both side of the Channel
and the current political situation in both France and the U.K.

Guest Speakers:
Alexandre Holroyd
Member of the French Parliament
Representing French citizens in the north of Europe
 

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A member of Emmanuel Macron's En Marche movement, Alexandre Holroyd was elected as a député in the National Assembly on the 18th June 2017 representing French citizens living in Northern Europe (UK, Ireland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Latvia, Finland, Lithuania, Estonia and Iceland).
 
A Franco-British citizen, Alexandre grew up in London where he attended the French Lycée Charles de Gaulle before studying at King's College, LSE and Sciences Po. A fervent supporter of the European project and an EU-policy expert, he joined a global business advisory firm working first in Brussels and then in London. Prior to his election, he co-founded En Marche! UK, the British branch of Emmanuel Macron's movement.
 
In the Assembly, he sits on the Finance Commission for which he is the special rapporteur on a mission focusing on the public finances of the INSEE and the Banque de France. As a member of the European Affairs Commission, he was in charge of co-writing a special report on the Eurozone governance.
 
Deeply committed to the Franco-British relationship, he is the President of the Franco-British parliamentary friendship group and a member of the Franco-British Young Leaders. He was the rapporteur in charge of the Brexit bill at the French national Assembly, which allowed the government to take the necessary measures in case of a no-deal Brexit. 

​The Rt Hon Dominic Grieve MP QC

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MP for Beaconsfield, former Attorney General and specialist in issues relating to civil liberties and international affairs. Dominic Grieve is the President and Chairman of the Franco-British Society.
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