Following High Court proceedings and appeal to the Supreme Court, in November 2022, the Supreme Court ruled, by a 4 to 3 majority, that the Constitution of Ireland precludes the Government and Dáil Éireann from ratifying CETA as Irish law now stands. The Supreme Court also ruled by a 6-1 majority that CETA could be ratified by the Oireachtas if certain changes are made to domestic legislation (Arbitration Act 2010). , The EU-Canada Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) remains provisionally applied, by the EU and Canada, as it has been since 21 September 2017., .