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Old 26-11-2018, 08:11   #3785
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Re: Brexit
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
It's going to be an interesting week. We should have a decision on whether the UK can cancel Article 50 tomorrow. I also believe the impact reports on no deal and Theresa's deal will be unveiled. Expect much complaining from the Brexit elite when the latter happens.
No doubt, the impact report will concern itself with costs, loss of EU membership advantage and negative impacts, and less attention to increased trade, opportunities and other benefits. So once again, a report with undue emphasis on the downside.

The impact report will be of limited value, therefore, as have been other forecasts in the past, so this won't wash with your 'hard' Brexiteers.

It's only remainers who are looking seriously on whether we can cancel Article 50. That isn't going to happen. Apply for an extension, perhaps, but I don't know what good that will do other than annoy the public.
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