“Independent Regulators and the Constitutions”, Presentation at the Constitutional Law Association Conference on “The Future of Constitutional Reform in the UK”, University of Manchester, 2026
Response to Call for Evidence on the Priorities of the Business and Trade Select Committee for 2026, November 2025
“Talking Constitutions”, a presentation on the impact of recent Constitutional amendments in Pakistan and the possibility of their occurrence in the UK with Dr Zunehra Taj, The Millennium College, Pakistan, March 2025
“Social Media: You, the Use and the Law”, Panel Discussion, University of Hertfordshire, March 2025
“Smarter Regulation – A Proliferation of Principles”, UK Constitutional Law Association Blog, 17 July 2024, available here
“Regulatory Burdens after Brexit”, Presentation to Parliament, Public Administration and Constitution Hub, House of Commons, June 2024
“Burden Reduction as an Instrument of Constitutional Regulation”, Presentation to International Society of Public Law: British and Irish Chapters, LSE, May 2024
“Retained EU Law – A Tale of Two Statutes” 39(4) (2024) Journal of International Banking and Financial Law 264
“Impact Assessment as an Accountability Mechanism: Past, Present and Future”, UK Constitutional Law Association Blog, 9 November 2023, available here, following a presentation at the University of Liverpool
“Burden Reduction: An Evaluation of Statutory Instruments in the UK Government’s Regulatory Off-setting and Business Impact Target Initiatives 2010-2019”, 76(4) Parliamentary Affairs 798
“More Haste, Less Speed: Sunset Clauses in the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill”, UK Constitutional Law Association Blog, 10 October 2022, available here.
Contributor to Cambridge Centre for Public Law response to Government Consultation to Reform the Human Rights Act, March 2022
Contributor to Cambridge Centre for Public Law response to Independent Human Rights Act Review, March 2021
“Retained EU Case Law: A Fourth Option”, UK Constitutional Law Association Blog, 27 July 2020, available here.
“Should Better Regulation Mean Less Regulation? A Critical Review of Aspects of the Implementation of the UK Government’s Better Regulation Agenda Against its Five Original Principles” (2018) 22(1) Utilities Law Review 1.
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