I don't know why someone would down-vote this. Here it is from the EU [1] The EU courts and constitution have supremacy over UK Parliament - which is therefor

I don't know why someone would down-vote this. Here it is from the EU [1] The EU courts and constitution have supremacy over UK Parliament - which is therefore 'not sovereign'. Technically, you could say that Parliament has to ratify EU laws, which would mean it maintains a degree of sovereignty, but in practice, all softs of rulings made from the EU high courts override UK laws and alter policy. [1] http://www.europeanlawmonitor.org/eu-legal-principles/eu-law-does-european-law-override-national-law.html http://www.europeanlawmonitor.org/eu-legal-principles/eu-law...