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Originally Posted by Osem
Which is what I meant - right now all UK businesses are bound by rules regardless of whether they trade with the EU and that must impose additional costs etc. which they'd otherwise be free of.
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K, Sorry.
That's true although it's worth mentioning that soon those regulations will also allow trade with the US and Canada soon enough. It's a fact of trade you need to abide by the regulations of the nation you're important too but for domestic only businesses then that would be a unwelcome intrusion, assuming the UK government would be more lax anyway.
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Originally Posted by Chris
Around 60-70% of British economic activity has nothing at all to do with the EU. Releasing the vast majority of British buinesses from ridiculous Euro-regulation will be an extremely good thing.
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I misread his post as saying they wouldn't have to abide by it even if they traded with the EU but I was mistaken. Should have known what he meant though since it's unlikely Osem didn't know that.
