Gibraltar & The Treaty — The Reading RoomGibraltar and the treaty, in plain wordsAsk about the treaty on Gibraltar. Answers come only from the public texts on this site, with the words they rest on and a link.
The English texts come from the official English versions published by the European Union (EU) on EUR-Lex, the United Kingdom (UK) on GOV.UK and UK Parliament, and Gibraltar (the Acts and legal notices that change Gibraltar's law for the treaty, from Gibraltar Laws and the Gibraltar Gazette, and Gibraltar Parliament records: Hansard, Bills and Command Papers), plus HM Government of Gibraltar and European Commission press releases where a statement is quoted. Where a text exists only in Spanish (BOE), we quote it in Spanish and say so, and any translation beside it is ours.
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An AI service also writes a short answer from those passages. The answer quotes their words and links to each one. Each quotation of 20 characters or more is checked word for word against the passages; if one is not found there, the answer is not shown and you see the passages instead. An AI answer can still be wrong. Check the quoted words and open the linked passage.
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