[jonbxx]

Would it help if we just called 'Brexit' 'Brexit' and avoid hard and soft Brexit? The question now is what our relationship is with the EU down the line, not whether Brexit should go ahead or not.

So what would constitute Brexit? There are a number of scenarios and I would be interested at what point Brexit is no longer Brexit;

1 - zero trade with EU
2 - trade with EU under WTO
3 - Limited but not free trade agreement
4 - Limited free trade agreement for goods and membership of some organisations (EMA, ECA and EASA as the PM said today)
5 - Free trade including services and membership of EU organisations needed
6 - Customs union
7 - Customs union and single market (EEA membership)

None of these options are staying in the EU. None of these options ignore the question posed on the ballot form. All of these options are leaving the EU.

Where do you stand?