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Old 15-11-2018, 09:13   #3067
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Re: Brexit
I cannot see this agreement being endorsed. We cannot have a position where we are reliant on the EU to get out of the customs union. The NI issue is not going to be backed by the DUP.

What will happen next? Well, if the U.K. is not prepared to accept the agreement, either the EU must back down on those issues or we leave without a deal.

Given the consequences for the EU, and particularly the NI border question, I think we might get further concessions from them. However, in the meantime, we need to step up drastically our arrangements for a Brexit with no deal.
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