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Permission for a technical briefing on the bill Approval of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) concluded in Brussels on October 30, 2016 between Canada, on the one hand, and the European Union and its Member States, on the other (Trb. 2017, 13) (Parliamentary Paper 35154)

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22 March 2019

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Permission for a technical briefing on the bill Approval of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) concluded in Brussels on October 30, 2016 between Canada, on the one hand, and the European Union and its Member States, on the other (Trb. 2017, 13) (Parliamentary Paper 35154)

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Toestemming voor een technische briefing over het wetsvoorstel Goedkeuring van de op 30 oktober 2016 te Brussel tot stand gekomen Brede Economische en Handelsovereenkomst (CETA) tussen Canada, enerzijds, en de Europese Unie en haar lidstaten, anderzijds (Trb. 2017, 13) (Kamerstuk 35154)

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  • Toestemming voor een technische briefing on the bill Goedkeuring van de op 30 oktober 2016 te Brussel tot stand gekomen Brede Economische en Handelsovereenkomst (CETA) tussen Canada, enerzijds, en de Europese Unie en haar lidstaten, anderzijds (Trb. 2017, 13) (Kamerstuk 35154)

    Brief regering · NL · 21 March 2019

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