Sunset of EU legislation Sunset of Section 4 EUWA Rights etc.
This Act repeals all former EU directly effective rights etc. that continue to be recognised in domestic law, at the end of 2023. These rights were retained under section 4 of EUWA and by application of the principle of EU law supremacy.
	In order to provide legal continuity and ensure these provisions could be relied upon in legal proceedings after the UK left the EU, section 4 ensured the recognition and continuation in domestic law of directly effective rights, powers, liabilities, obligations, restrictions, remedies and procedures in EU law, which previously had effect in domestic law through section 2(1) of the European Communities Act 1972.
	This also allowed the continuation of legal effects of domestic legislation related to EU obligations that remained in force once the UK left the EU.
	This Act repeals these rights etc. and instead provides powers to legislate to codify these rights and obligations directly and more clearly into domestic statute.