Citizens' Assembly on Brexit: what kind of Brexit do people want?

In September the Constitution Unit convened a Citizens' Assembly to engage in detailed, reflective and informed discussions about what the UK's post-Brexit relations with the European Union should be. 50 members of the public - carefully selected to reflect the diversity of the UK's population - met over two weekends in Manchester. They learned about the options for Brexit, heard from a wide range of experts and campaigners, and deliberated before proceeding to a series of votes on what form Brexit should take. In this seminar the organisers explain the Assembly's procedures and conclusions, and two of the UK's leading Brexit experts reflect on the Assembly's significance.

This seminar is co-organised with the Centre for the Study of Democracy, University of Wesminster. 

Speakers include:

Alan Renwick, Director of the Citizens' Assembly
Sarah Allan, Engagement lead, Involve
Prof Anand Menon, Director, UK in a Changing Europe, KCL
Prof Catherine Barnard, Cambridge
Chair: Meg Russell, Director of The Constitution Unit

Related Links

• Read the Citizens' Assembly on Brexit summary report
• Visit the Citizens' Assembly on Brexit website
• See blog post with full summary of the votes
• Find out more about previous Citizens' Assemblies