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Old 24-02-2016, 22:13   #659
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re: [Update] The UK votes to leave the EU

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Originally Posted by Ramrod View Post
At least the decision to accept them or not will be ours to make......not Brussels
Well yeah but we're making one of those decisions now, if we stay in the EU. It's not a question of if the UK is sovereign or not, will we will remain a bit of both. It's a question of degrees.

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I'm not in favour of a Norway style of relationship wi th the EU either. As Chris pointed out in a post pages back- the Norwegans were sold out to the EU by their polititians and then the people voted to not strengthen their ties to the EU......ending up with a pretty crappy deal.
At some point the relationship we'll have will have to be seriously considered. Whenever a drawback to a possible deal is floated it's mentioned that this isn't the type of deal with UK would do. However trade agreements require concessions from either side, as i mentioned before it's not a case of simply two sides agreeing to drop tariffs and moving on. They'll seek to include special provisions, exemptions, regulations and sometimes even laws into them.
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