Section 29: Review of EU legislation during implementation period
This section will insert a new section 13A into the EU (Withdrawal) Act 2018. It provides additional parliamentary scrutiny for new EU legislation that is made or may be made during the implementation period.
	Subsection (1) describes the requirements that a report must meet to trigger the procedure in subsection (2). The requirements are that it is the view of the ESC that any EU legislation that is made, or may be made, during the implementation period raises a matter of vital national interest to the UK; that the ESC has taken account of appropriate evidence and consulted departmental select committees; and that the report sets out the wording of a resultant motion to be moved in the House of Commons.
	Subsection (2) provides that a Minister must make arrangements for a motion to be debated and voted on within 14 sitting days in the House of Commons where a report is published by the European Scrutiny Committee (‘ESC’) which meets the requirements set out in subsection (1).
	Subsection (3) describes the requirements that a report must meet to trigger the procedure in subsection (4), namely that it is the view of the House of Lords EU Select Committee (EUC) that any EU legislation that is made, or may be made, during the implementation period raises a matter of vital national interest to the UK; that the EUC has taken such evidence that it considers appropriate as to the effect of the EU legislation; and that the report sets out the wording of a resultant motion to be moved in the House of Lords.
	Subsection (4) provides that a Minister of the Crown must make arrangements for a motion to be debated and voted on within 14 sitting days in the House of Lords where a report is published by the House of Lords EU Select Committee (EUC) that meets the requirements set out in subsection (3).
	Sub-section (5) sets out definitions for terms in this section.