More evidence of the Government's non-plan is revealed.
"Big Brexit decisions 'delayed until next year'
Important decisions on Brexit have been shelved until next year amid reports that key members of the Cabinet committee dealing with the issue are split on what to do, according to The Times.
The newspaper reports that decisions are expected to start being made before Article 50 is triggered in March, although some issues such as the customs union may be deferred until beyond then.
The European Union Exit and Trade committee meets every fortnight and has been given great influence by Theresa May.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016...y-corbyn-live/
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Originally Posted by heero_yuy
It's quite simple, you tell the banks that if they relocate to Europe then the UK will not bail any of them out when they next get into trouble. They'll have to go cap-in-hand to their Brussels masters.
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These aren't British banks so would not be bailed out by the UK anyway.