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So that would mean the EU would be able to take the U.K. to court ? Surely this hardly makes us look good in front of other potential trade partners if we reneg on our obligations |
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Act in haste, repent at your leisure. Sign anything as long as the election is won.
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But getting Brexit done was badly done because silly terms were agreed instead of just walking away. We should have done that from day 1 instead of letting the EU dictate the process. Unless the EU gets pragmatic instead of legalistic, we should aim to walk away. |
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So, in summary, we signed a treaty to a self-imposed timescale, are now regretting it because it’s causing issues, and the suggestion is we abrogate the treaty?
Meanwhile, at the same time, we are rushing through trade treaties with future prospective partners - how will this look to them? |
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---------- Post added at 23:47 ---------- Previous post was at 23:45 ---------- Good explainer from the Beeb. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/explainers-53724381 |
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Doesn't bode well for future treaties if we walked away from this one after 6 months. If I was a negotiator for another country trying to set up a treaty with the UK, I would put in some tough break clauses right now. |
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Your second point is, of course, perfectly correct. The UK is caught on the horns of a failure of its own making. Nevertheless, the matter needs to be resolved in a way that allows British sausages into NI. Equivalence is the answer and that is an EU decision. |
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Question is . . . do the people of NI want English sausages or are they quite happy with the EU ones?
Is there a mori poll anywhere? ;) |
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We have equivalence, just with other non EU members. Seems to be that some people think that because we were members of the EU that we should somehow be more equal than other non EU countries |
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We are more equal in the sense that our standards are aligned. They should grant us equivalence.
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Going back to the old trope of chlorinated chicken, the UK accepting this would not be equivalent SPS standards so we would either need 1 level of SPS standards for GB only and another for Northern Ireland with some serious amounts of paperwork to handle this or we're back to where we are now. |
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Do the rules state that chilled meat products can be imported into the EU by non EU countries if standards are aligned? Or, do they state that no non EU country can import chilled meat products such as sausages into the EU It's the latter, go on, admit it, it won't hurt. We voted to leave the EU, we've left the EU, we now play by the rules of a non EU country. This is what the people who voted for wanted to happen, the people voted the government in with a huge majority based on the election promise to 'Get Brexit done.' Well, Brexit is done. The people who voted for this increasing shambles of a situation, now need to own it. |
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