Court need not determine how the sentencing court where European arrest warrant issued will proceed to sentence

European Arrest Warrant – extradition – surrender sought by the United Kingdom – 3 offences – exposure, failure to answer bail, failure to notify the relevant authority of travel abroad – argued that minimum gravity not satisfied - correspondence of the offence of failure to notify of travel abroad with an offence in this jurisdiction – Brexit point held in abeyance pending determination of related case in Supreme Court – correspondence - charge alleged against him as set out in the EAW - Oireachtas chose different requirements of notification - further information sought from UK - when the respondent is alleged to have travelled in a manner which was deemed to be a failure of the UK notification requirements - allegation covers a period when it is clear he was in Ireland for more than a 7 day period and he did not notify them of this change of address – corresponds with an offence in this jurisdiction - provisions of minimum gravity – 12 months - allocation for offences triable either summarily or on indictment – argued that the Court must have regard to the maximum sentence possible for the specific acts which have been committed – testimony of expert - certainty of the jurisdiction of the Magistrates’ Court - not sufficient by way of proof, when challenging the statement as to minimum gravity set out in the EAW, to rely upon a likelihood of a particular sentence being imposed, or the likelihood of a particular jurisdiction being adopted for the prosecution of the offence - matters for the issuing state and indeed for the trial court - proportionality – mitigation is a matter of sentencing that applies after the act has been committed and is to be applied by a sentencing court – no basis for the argument that the High Court, as an executing judicial authority, must make a determination as to how the sentencing court in the issuing state will proceed to sentence – no reason why he cannot be surrendered.